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As a Materials Coordinator on the Kinetic Engineering and OSP Construction team you are the owner for all things related to construction materials and inventory including accurate completion of picking and staging construction materials daily and completing system shipping to account for job numbers and inventory accuracy.
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A plant-based restaurant is seeking an Events & Marketing Coordinator to plan and execute events and develop marketing strategies to boost the restaurant’s visibility. Events & Marketing Coordinator – Healdsburg, CA – $70,000.
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Under the supervision of the Club Leader, the Program Coordinator is responsible for overseeing and operating programming within a specific Club. Works directly with groups of up to 20 Members, following the school day.
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Youth Program Coordinator Key Responsibilities. Coaching gifted & talented learners to set personalized learning goals, ensuring a balance between academic rigor and the development of life skills such as resilience and grit.
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