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The Fleet Maintenance Manager reports to the Director of Engineering. Licensed US Coast Guard Chief Engineer, Unlimited Motor with seagoing experience in senior officer positions. Participate in the Matson Safety Committee and the Engine Officer Selection Committee.
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Overseeing UpStart's Development and Communications resources, the Chief Advancement Officer is responsible for marketing & communications, institutional giving, individual giving, and board relations.
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The Fleet Maintenance Manager will provide leadership and direction to the engineering staff, operating to the highest standards, in achieving vessel on-time arrival. Licensed US Coast Guard engine license, Steam & Diesel with sailing experience under this license.
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The HR Partner will work with Managers, HR Director and Compliance Officer on resolution of Compliance complaints and closure of Compliance Corrective Action Plans. Human Resources Coordinator, HR Coordinator, Human Resources Manager, HR Manager, Human Resources Director, HR Director, Human Resources Supervisor, HR Supervisor, Human Resources HR Business Partner, Human Resources HR Business Liaison, Human Resources HR Partner, Human Resources HR Liaison, HR Business Partner, HR Partner, HR Business Liaison, HR Liaison, SPHR, Jobs, California.
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The Chief Development Officer is a key strategic partner to the Executive and Artistic Director, with primary responsibility to mature Cal Performances’ development and grow the organization's revenue to support an ambitious strategic direction.
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The Director reports directly to the Chief Development Officer (CDO) as a member of the Senior Leadership Team and collaborates closely with board members and donors for cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship.
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Reporting to the VP, Early-Stage Product Development, the Associate Director will play an important role in early-stage drug product development programs from preclinical studies to clinical proof-of-concept.
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Under the direction of the Director of Public Safety and Emergency Management or their designee, the Public Safety Supervisor performs duties to ensure the safety and security on the campus for students, staff, faculty and visitors.
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Position Summary: Reporting directly to the Chief Clinical Officer, the Director of Patient Care Services directs and coordinates functions and activities of the Patient Care Services departments, consisting of RNs, LVNs, MAs, Phlebotomists.
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Under the leadership of the Chief Operating Officer, the Director of Real Estate Development will work to lead the strategic planning, project operations, and the execution of all real estate development projects for Community Housing Development Corporation “CHDC.
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The Chief/Director Partnerships Officer is a new position at Oakland Promise, reports to the CEO, and serves on the Executive Team of the organization. If a candidate demonstrates strong potential but may not meet all the criteria for the Chief Partnerships Officer role, we are open to considering them for a Director of Partnerships position.
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The EDU will often lead the organization on behalf of the CEO, working collaboratively and in strong partnership with the Chief of Staff and key leaders on the Senior Leadership Team, including the Chief Finance & Operations Officer, Chief People Officer, Chief Philanthropy Officer, Vice President of Program Evaluation & Research and Vice President of Communications, Public Relations, & Brand Strategy.
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Support Development Director and Major Gifts Officer in the planning and execution of donor events and campaign execution. Route and track major donor acknowledgements with Development Director and/or Executive Director.
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Ideally, this person will have prior experience as a senior state health official or comparable role in Medicaid program design and implementation at a public or private entity such as Medicaid director, disability services director, deputy director for programs, chief finance officer, chief medical officer, chief public health official, state epidemiologist, or similar position within a related program like Medicaid Managed Care organization or University.
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The Senior Director of Legal Operations & Strategic Enablement is a trusted member of the Legal Affairs and Policy Senior Leadership Team who serves as a strategic thought partner and change agent for the Chief Legal Officer and the SVP of Legal Affairs.
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