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Provides strategic leadership, management, mentorship, and oversight to the Finance Department, which comprises Accounting, Payroll, Financial Planning & Analysis (FP&A), Treasury Operations, Business Insights.
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As the lead strategic fundraiser and liaison to the President and Board, the VPA directs, recruits, and mentors an outstanding team of 11 development professionals while overseeing all aspects of Advancement at SFCM. Building on the momentum of the successful capital campaign for the Bowes Center, planning is underway for a comprehensive effort to grow annual fund, endowment, and special project support.
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This role is to provide overall leadership and tactical (strategic) direction for the Make and Pack processes/department within the Gate Gourmet SFO HUB operations. 1) Making sure all Make and Pack processes are structured and optimized in accordance with corporate standards (Gate OPEX) and Local opportunities (General LEAN, CI thinking); 2) Making sure Productivity and Efficiency is optimized by ensuring optimal Rosters/Schedules and proactive short/medium term Labour Planning on the basis of proposals received (by the OPC/Local Supply Chain Process) and daily use of the OPRS tool.
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Provide leadership and communications on behalf of your client to and from Moscone Event Managers and Operations, Food and Beverage departments (Culinary, Operations, Scheduling, Finance and Purchasing) and for strategic planning.
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WHAT YOU LL DO Serve as financial consultant to VPPM providing insight and ad hoc reporting to support decision making and strategic planning while communicating with Analytics Director Participate in monthly operational review meetings by taking a leadership role to evaluate performance, implement new guidelines, and identify and support corrective actions.
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This includes employee and labor relations, finance, administration, strategic planning, equity, diversity, inclusion and belonging, total rewards and administration of UC retirement operations.
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Leading product and strategic initiatives: You'll lead the strategy, planning and launch of new innovative product features and verticals to deliver best-in-class seller and customer experiences.
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Event Management:Lead the planning, logistics, and execution of fundraising and friend-raising events with strategic support from the Senior Director of Development and support from the Communications Associate, contract graphic designer and videographerMonitor and report on the progress and outcomes of fundraising campaigns.
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Support Strategic Planning of GTM with deep dive into TAM, Addressable Market, customer segmentation, packaging and pricing. A Director of Revenue Operations (RevOps) role focuses on optimizing and aligning the processes, systems, and data across sales, marketing, and customer success teams to drive revenue growth.
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All strategic aspects of sourcing, buying and planning will report to the Director, Supply Chain. About This Role:The Director, Supply Chain is responsible for end-to-end supply chain; leading, organizing, and supporting the management and replenishment of inventory and operations planning, scheduling and optimizing linkages across a complex environment with distributed facilities and extensive man power requirements.
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Participate in strategic planning sessions, providing a practical viewpoint on operational viability and obstacles. Serve as the main point of contact between the Managing Director, department heads, and stakeholders to promote synergy and problem-solving.
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Leads the planning, development and implementation of Area strategic initiatives in Pharmacy Operations. Leads planning, development and implementation of Area Pharmacy Operations, both inpatient and outpatient.
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Reporting to the Vice President, GI Marketing, the Sr Director, GI Marketing will lead the development of the GI strategic plan, and line extension launch planning for possible new GI products and/or indications.
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The Systemwide Associate Director of Talent Development works in collaboration with UC leadership at all locations, independently utilizing and applying wide-ranging experience and proficiency in talent management, organization development, business process analysis, change management, and strategic planning on projects that have systemwide impact involving multiple organizations and stakeholders.
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The Senior Director, Global Digital Partnerships is responsible for owning and strategically growing Visa's business in strategic and world-class global partnerships as part of our Innovation and Digital Partnerships team in Visa's Global Product organization.
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