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The Director of Financial Planning & Analysis will take a holistic perspective that considers data, analytics and various dimensions of the business when approaching strategic business solutions.
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You will focus on Strategic Master Planning, Workplace Strategy, Space Planning, Move Management, Space Programming and Allocation, Spatial Data Accuracy, and developing various move scenarios.
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Essential Functions Strategic Leadership: Provide strategic direction for demand planning, forecasting, and supply planning activities aligned with organizational goals. The ability to articulate and implement a strategic vision for supply chain planning.
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Reviewing USD(I), DoD, NGA, GEOCOM, HD, and other agency or external planning documents (i.e., NSG Strategy, ASC Campaign Plan, Defense Planning Guidance) and ensuring the organization’s strategic plan remains synchronized with current topics, future initiatives, and higher-level planning documents.
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The Athletic Director is responsible for overseeing all aspects of the University’s athletic programs and spirit groups, including strategic planning, fiscal management, personnel, facilities, revenue growth, marketing, ticket sales, compliance, and student athlete wellness.
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Bachelor's degree in Planning, Landscape Architecture, Urban Design, Engineering, Geology, Biology, Environmental Science, Anthropology, Archaeology, or related field and 10 years relevant experience.
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This position involves strategic planning, analysis, and coordination to optimize workforce efficiency and productivity. Job DescriptionThe Director of Shipboard Crew Scheduling sets the long-term shipboard manning strategy and oversees the performance of our crew scheduling team at Carnival Cruise Line. As a people leader, you will be responsible for establishing strategic goals and direction for the workforce scheduling team.
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THE AGENCYThe Department of City Planning (DCP) plans for the strategic growth and development of the City through ground-up planning with communities, the development of land use policies and zoning regulations applicable citywide and by sharing its perspectives on growth and community needs with sister agencies in collaboration with the Office of Management and Budget (OMB.
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Input and lead projects at the game studio leadership level such as workshops, events and strategic planning. Demonstrate strong project management skills and ability to maintain a strategic overview of work happening in game design, UX, UI, art, audio and User Research.
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As a Senior Urban Designer, you will be working with our Planning team across the region, in business and client development, project design/delivery, financial management, strategic insight, community outreach and staff development.
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Position Summary Reporting to the Supply Planning Manager, the Supply Planner will be responsible for material planning, forecast, inventory control, and scheduling. The Supply Planner will create and translate strategic production plans into finished product schedules and oversee the receiving and tracking throughout the production process to ensure audit proof tracing of all materials.
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The candidate will teach courses in the Strategic Communication major and in the university’s common curriculum, including three (3) sections of the department’s introductory media studies course (Introduction to Media and Culture), one (1) section of Strategic Communication Planning, one (1) section of Strategic Communication Seminar, two (2) sections of Strategic Messaging, and one (1) section of Global and Multicultural Campaigns.
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Performance/Talent Management & Strategic workforce Planning:Analyze data to identify trends, gaps, and priorities, particularly in the areas of performance management, talent development, and workforce planning.
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Utilize business, strategic, and analytical skills to perform tasks such as: financial modeling and analysis; operations and service strategy development, revenue growth; operational process and technology optimization; store labor planning and analysis; organizational design and assortment/inventory performance analysis.
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Our specific services include state income and franchise tax, indirect tax, business restructuring, credits and incentives, sales and use tax outsourcing, excise tax, property tax, state strategic tax review, and state tax controversy.
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