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This position reports to Site Administrator, Site Athletic Director and Head Coach. To round out their educational experience, TTUSD provides scholars with a wide range of extracurricular activities including band, clubs and sports such as soccer, football, track, cross-country, volleyball, basketball, tennis, snowboarding, Nordic and Alpine skiing.
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Strategic: In coordination Base Area Director, VP of F&B and Purchasing Manager, develop strategy and policies for the business units to enhance and measure quality; continually update written policies and procedures to reflect state-of-the-art techniques, equipment and terminology, and aligns resources to meet goals.
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As a senior member of the maintenance team, the Maintenance Tech 3 collaborates closely with the Maintenance Supervisor, Manager, and/or Director, taking a leadership role in executing complex repairs, overseeing projects, and providing guidance to junior team members within the resort facility.
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As the Director of Finance, you'll provide daily management of the accounting department which includes payroll, income audit, accounts payable, and general ledger. CoralTree is seeking a Director of Finance to join our team at Everline Resort & Spa.
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