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Desired Qualifications Master’s degree in Urban Planning, Economics, Business/Public Administration, or closely related field and seven years of increasingly responsible management experience related to economic development, workforce development, community development, or closely related-field.
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As a Business Analyst, you will be assigned to projects within the Product Delivery, Software Development, and Implementation Services teams as dictated by business need. Your input will be utilized in the development and enhancement of a client facing product, implementation of new client business, data analysis, and review of existing business and processes.
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This position supports the Environmental Services program areas through the development of business improvement processes, primarily through data analytics and reporting that informs decision making for Ryder and our customers, as well as through the development, documentation, and testing of business process changes and system enhancements stemming from the Engineering and Continuous Improvement efforts for Ryder organization.
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Collaboratively support the development if toolkits, templates and other resources that enables process improvement, change enablement, organization design workforce transition, and business continuity planning for initiatives.
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You will work closely with clients to understand their unique needs, analyze their business processes, and provide strategic guidance and solutions to drive value and maximize ROI. This is a dynamic and client-facing role that requires a combination of business acumen, analytical skills, and a deep understanding of SaaS technology.
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Create an on-going business development and brand awareness strategy for a list of target schools utilizing assets and experiences created by education marketing. As an Education Business Development Partner in the Education Division at FranklinCovey, your primary responsibility is to drive business growth and promote FranklinCovey’s educational products and services in a designated territory or market segment.
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Demonstrate the ability to create and manage conversations at all business and technical levels of a client's organization from the C-suite to the administrative assistant pool. Experience managing a pipeline of business focused on year-over-year Growth.
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The Territory Business Manager will drive Immunology sales growth through execution of sales strategies. As part of the PI Sales Team, you will report to Sr. Regional Business Director.
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The Opportunity The Informatics Business Development Rep is a point-of-care software sales professional that’s highly skilled at driving exponential growth in their territory through closing new business and expanding existing business space.
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The Business Development Manager's (BDM) primary role is to develop & execute the West Region's sales/channel strategy for Ag & Industrial products (MLT, M, MC, MI, ME, TMF). Communicates with the MD / RSM / PASSM / ASM, Ag & Industry Business Development Manager to provide detailed feedback on progress, capabilities, and development of the contracted dealerships / Opportunities in Key Industries.
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5 or more years of experience in business banking and business development required. Develop and direct the sales, marketing, and business development plan for a team of Business Bankers.
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A leading engineering consulting firm is looking for a Project Engineer to join their Land Development Department. Fun events including holiday parties, trivia nights, baseball games, and more.
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Partners with business units to develop and implement leadership development strategies. Certified in two or more leadership development programs (i.e., Crucial Conversations, SLII, The Leadership Challenge), or Certified Professional in Learning and Performance (CPLP) through the Association for Talent Development (ATD.
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Here, you will find a culture guided by diversity and inclusion, talented peers, comprehensive benefits and career development opportunities. Develop, recommend and implement business solutions through research and analysis of data and business processes.
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These profiles include alignment to market leading solutions and skillsets including: Data Engineering, Data Science Enablement, Cloud, Quality Engineering, Digital Commerce, Salesforce, Product Management, Quality Engineering, Supply Chain, Oracle and SAP.As a Business Technology Solutions Summer Scholar, you will develop recommendations that optimize the use of technology within an organization, applying strategic technology solutions.
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