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This project manager-Content Services is a central role supporting our clients' part and product critical workflows for environmental compliance, obsolescence and availability, supply chains, ESG, export controls, and others.
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In addition to our business objectives, we strive to make a positive impact in our communities and uphold ESG principles at our properties and corporate locations. In addition to our business objectives, we strive to make a positive impact in our communities and uphold ESG principles at our properties and corporate locations.
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Knowledge and project experience with sustainability and ESG services/analysis is also a plus. Verify accuracy of emission calculations and estimates for routine emissions as well as maintenance, startup, and shutdown emissions.
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Backed by one of the largest North American infrastructure funds, Cologix's experienced leadership team, certified staff and commitment to ESG initiatives help form a culture that values our people, our environment and our clients.
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You will lead teams in crisis response, environmental sustainability and ESG, employee impact, grants and impact investing, as well as partner with Legal on ethical product use. Supervise our climate change and ESG program.
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Working closely with a team of experienced Commercial Relationship Managers, SBA Lenders, and Private Bankers, (and TM Teammates) the principal role of the BDO is to identify and meet with prospects, developing needs-based assessments, and providing (selling) cash management and depository services to small to medium sized commercial businesses in Colorado.
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We live our values every day, demonstrating we CARE through our values, ESG initiatives and IDE journey. Interacts with regional underwriting staff including the Regional Executives, Regional Vice Presidents, AVP/ Director – Middle Market Underwriting and Middle Market Underwriters on their respective books of business, including acting as a referral and collaboration resource.
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Provide leadership to guide pursuit teams through the positioning, proposal development and interview stages, and bring a strong understanding of relevant consulting disciplines - engineering, environmental, ESG/reporting, resilience, sustainability, and climate science.
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