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Dunn-Edwards is a steward of our environment: Our mission has always been to provide the best-performing paint, in an environmentally friendly manner to protect the health and well-being of our customers, as well as the planet.
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Stakeholder Engagement and Relationship Management: Effectively steward and strengthen UCLA LPPI's relationships with external stakeholder groups and organizations, including state and federal elected officials, government agency staff, Latine/x/o advocacy groups, news media, and philanthropic organizations.
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In partnership with the Producing Artistic Director, Chief of Staff and Chief Development Officer, develop and steward relationships with institutional heads and trustees/directors. ○ Develop and steward relationships with program officers and other institutional staff.
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Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities (KSAs): Negotiation; Business Planning; Data Extraction; Data Stewardship; Data Visualization Tools; Relational Database Management; Vendor Management; Delegation; Project Management
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The Color Curl Concierge is our steward to the industry demonstrating our dominance in all things color related and in talent development, technical, business and selling skills. Conduct effective basic in-store/salon and virtual education.
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The DIG is a leadership role within the Playhouse and will work closely with the Producing Artistic Director, the Chief Development Officer (CDO) and a wide range of staff to effectively grow the organization.
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Acts as a key resource to Data Steward/SMEs about data sources, extraction methods and data interpretation. Experience building business rules using data profiling tools (e.g., SAP Information Steward.
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