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The Director of Finance will play a key role in driving financial strategy and ensuring the long-term financial health and sustainability of the company. We are seeking a dynamic and experienced Director of Finance to join our executive management team.
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As the Associate Director of Sales, you are responsible for driving and managing the growth of all Digital first business opportunities in the North American region. The all-in-one platform unifies experiences from every touchpoint, paving the way for a new era of customer engagement.
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Director of Events and Field Marketing. Strong business acumen with demonstrated success implementing multi-channel marketing programs and measuring ROI. Work closely with other departments such as sales, product marketing, and corporate communications to ensure alignment and integration of marketing initiatives.
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The Assistant Director of Institutional Research plays a key role in the Institutional Effectiveness unit, providing crucial data and analytical insights to support university leadership.
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Strong global business acumen and ease of communicating cross-culturally. Strong acumen in business and commercial strategy, especially in Business-to-Business within financial services and fintech.
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Collaborate with Director of Business Development and Associate Director of Workforce Development in building a diverse network of competitive integrated employment opportunities.
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The Executive and Co-Director is the driving force behind all fundraising, soliciting sources of income for an operating budget of $950,000, and oversees all finance, operations, and marketing efforts.
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The Director of EV Business Development is an experienced deal originator and closer who can pursue and close fleet customers for RP's EV charging facilities. Strong business development acumen with an excellent track record of successfully negotiating transactions and closing deals.
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Our staff is comprised of registered professionals in civil engineering, geology, hydrogeology, and geotechnical engineering. Strong financial acumen, with expertise in financial planning, analysis, and reporting.
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Salary Range: $75,000 - $80,000 The Business Manager supports the business functions of Early Childhood Education (75%) and Family Life (25%) The ECE and Family Life Business Manager supports the Chief Program Officer and the Family Life and ECE departments through keen business acumen and administrative oversight.
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This Deputy Director level position will be accountable for planning, directing, managing, and measuring the Electrical, Traction Power, and Mechanical Engineering divisions within the Office of Infrastructure Delivery.
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As the Director of Business Strategy, you will play a pivotal role in driving the execution of strategy and long range planning of our organization. Strong understanding of the Luxury Fashion industry and demonstrated ability to navigate complex market dynamics.
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We’re looking for a Regional Sales Director to join a small but growing Sales team and leverage their seasoned sales acumen and process to drive revenue growth for Kira Learning. Knowledge of how K-12 districts and schools operate within curriculum instruction, and technology departments.
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Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities (KSAs): Written Communication; Compliance Management; Health Care Compliance; Health Care Policy; Financial Acumen; Financial Plan Budgeting; Community Health; Company Representation; Interpersonal Skills; Managing Diverse Relationships; Relationship Building; Stakeholder Management; Community Engagement; Computer Literacy; Microsoft Office; Presentation Skills; Applied Data Analysis; Project Management.
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These assignments are designed to develop a strong foundation of finance and business acumen, technical skills, leadership, and J&J knowledge, building skills and readiness for a job at the finance director level and beyond.
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