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Support the Senior Vice President, Accounting and Director, Closing and External Reporting in documenting and maintaining policies for Treasury Operations. The Treasury Manager will be responsible for managing all aspects of treasury operations including processing, oversight and administration, to ensure all are maintained in compliance with policies and controls.
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The following persons have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies: John-Paul Chaisson-Cardenas, PhD, MSW, Vice President of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, (jchaisson-cardenas@commnet.edu.
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Structured career and compensation growth: Clear pathways from BCBA – Sr. BCBA – Assistant Clinical Director - Clinical Director – Regional CD – Vice President. We are a Responsive Employer - we will be in touch with you within 24 hours of applying.
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DescriptionThe Regional Vice President, MarketPoint will lead the East Region of the Field Sales team, reporting to the VP of MarketPoint Field Sales. Job Overview: A law firm is seeking a Professional Liability Associate Attorney with over 5+ years of relevant legal experience.
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As a key member of our Commercial Leadership Team (CLT), the broader Arvinas Leadership Team (ALF) and Sales Leadership Team (SLT), the Vice President of Sales Oncology will play a critical role in shaping the launch strategy and execution plans for Arvinas’s inaugural commercial launch in oncology, focusing on our lead asset, vepdegestrant, in ER+, HER2- metastatic breast cancer.
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In conjunction with the Director of facilities and the YUAG Chief Conservator, coordinate an Integrated Pest Management protocol. Maintain records of various types of data, which show the performance of the building management systems (Metasys, Crestron, Nyson), fire protection system, integrated pest management (IPM), etc., and analyze the data gathered to determine performance and corrective action.
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Proven track record of sales achievement; calling upon sales experience from a related industry, which may include Cosmetics, Dental Sales, Accessories, Giftware, Medical Devices, Food/ Beverage Wholesale, Salon Sales, or Optical industries (Opticians, Practice Managers, Lens or Lab reps, Technicians, etc.
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The Deputy Chief of Staff's primary duties involve providing project management, programmatic support, and other tasks to support the Chief of Staff and Mayor. The City of New Haven is seeking a dynamic and highly motivated individual to join the Mayor's Office as the Deputy Chief of Staff.
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The principal gift officer is a senior fundraiser in the Office of Development, expected to work in close coordination with the vice president for alumni affairs & development, president, provost, deans, and other academic and administrative partners to maximize donor support for priorities across the university.
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Supports the COS/Head of Strategic Communications, the President/CEO, and other spokespeople in ways that increase organizational visibility and impact. Collaborates with COS/Head of Strategic Communications on crisis communications management; oversees implementation of rapid response communications efforts.
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Develops and implements personnel policies and procedures to ensure compliance with all applicable state and federal regulations, statutes and policies, including Equal Employment Opportunity and Affirmative Action policies of CT transit and the State of Connecticut.
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Registered Nurse with minimum of three years in healthcare required, preferably in Nursing Facility, Home Health or Hospice setting. A minimum of three (3) years of full-time or full-time equivalent clinical experience in nursing within the past five (5) years, at least one (1) year of which was in a home health care agency or community health program which included care of the sick at home; and.
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Preference will be given to expertise in areas of visual communication; interaction design, user experience design, storytelling (through sound, video, animation, and other media), game design, data visualization, VR/AR/XR.
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Close sales of our payment processing services, including card processing, payroll/HR outsourcing, and loyalty marketing like a boss. And while you're at it, you'll also be recruiting, growing, and leading a smaller team of sales professionals (SPAs - Sr. Product Advisors.
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Minimum of 2 years of healthcare sales experience preferred in one of the following settings: hospice sales, home health sales, medical device sales, clinical liaison, RN liaison, clinical coordination or medical sales.
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