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Serves as Group Leader or Co-Group Leader of an operating group in collaboration with Practice Leader and sphere leadership to provide the responsibilities listed above, in addition to coordinating staffing resources, brand awareness, human capital, communication, and market awareness within the operating group and sphere-wide, and managing a sustainable pipeline of project work and prospective farming opportunities that achieve agreed upon group and sphere financial goals.

Project Manager

Brailsford & Dunlavey San Francisco, CA

Minimum of a bachelors degree in architecture, construction management, engineering, business, finance, urban planning, real estate management, or related field. Supports Project Executive with the management of a portfolio of assignments at the highest levels of complexity serving as Clients trusted advisor focused on achievement of project goals for schedule, budget and quality, and providing critical thinking and analyses to ensure quality client advice.

capital jobs Company: brailsford dunlavey in San Francisco, CA

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