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Location: San Francisco Bay Area or Seattle , given proximity to key U.S. executives as well as the location of other global comms colleagues ensuring 24/7 operational excellence. 75% of Fortune 100 use Neo4j with more than 800 enterprise customers including Comcast, eBay, Adobe, Lyft, UBS, IBM, Volvo Cars and many more.
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Serve as client manager and project manager on utility planning projects. Keywords: Area Water and Wastewater Utility Planning Lead, Utility Planning, UMS, utility management service, utility master planning, hydraulic modeling.
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Multi-property role in revenue manager for at least 3 years of revenue experience. The Area Director of Revenue Strategy role is to identify and maximize all potential revenue opportunities for the Cameo Hotel and Beverly Hills Marriott.
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Minimum of two years’ experience as a Property Manager in the Multifamily Industry is required. Prepare and render all requested operational and financial data to your Regional Manager in a timely manner.
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The Area Manager will oversee 9 California shops, ensuring that they offer world-class customer service while building community at each location. This person will oversee area scoop shop operations and continue the development of our team of scoop shop leaders (we call them Shopkeepers) who are focused on creating an unparalleled customer experience in our scoop shops while managing the day-to-day operations of serving the world’s greatest ice creams to the world’s greatest customers.
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Supports and impacts the business through three key pillars; Crew Training, Manager Training and Internal Development. Supports New Restaurant Opening (NRO) training performance through a high-level strategic engagement, partnering with the Area Leader of Growth.
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The Business Office Manager (BOM) is responsible to record all facility revenue accurately and ensure timely collection of revenue. Maintains safe and clean work area and adheres to location/company safety standards for the healthcare professional.
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If you enjoy working as a multi-unit operations manager, then this is the position for you. Company vehicle for business use as an Area Leader upon being appointed to take over a district.
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As our newest Area Manager, you will be responsible for the in-store experience and business performance within your direct store, with multi-store accountability in the market leading a high performing team.
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If you're a Tax Manager with your an active CPA (CA) and on the West Coast or local in the Bay Area and interested, please apply today and forward your updated CV to ian.kerr@CyberCoders.com.
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We are seeking an experienced Retail Area Manager to oversee and manage multiple stores, ensuring their overall success. Retail Area Manager. We are committed to promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion in our workplace and welcome candidates from all backgrounds to apply for any open positions.
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Our client, an industry-leading, innovative, and reputable medical laser company, is looking for an Area Sales Manager for their Burbank, CA territory! Our client, an industry-leading, innovative, and reputable medical laser company, is looking for an Area Sales Manager for their Burbank, CA territory.
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Maintain consistent communication with Regional Sales Manager, Regional Sales Director and sales team on all matters related to the territory. Maintain updated knowledge of the industry and competitive products, especially in the area of Laser/Energy devices.
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Therapeutic Area Manager (TAM), Inland Empire/Orange County - Cross Portfolio Oncology. As a Therapeutic Area Manager (TAM) at Genentech, your role is to understand and address healthcare practitioners' needs in a specific therapeutic area.
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Works effectively with staff employees to ensure compliance with dress code, EHS & QA requirements, customer service requirements and SOP’s, advising Manager or Supervisor of any issues or problems as they arise.
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