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Support the coordination for conferences and meetings by the development of briefings and briefing materials for use by senior leadership within the DoD CIO/NLCC as it pertains to Pentagon Resiliency efforts, national security systems, and interagency initiatives.
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Editing and proofreading donor correspondence, appeal and gift acknowledgment emails, proposals, and other materials; An interest in history, conservation, historic preservation, and the American Battlefield Trust’s mission.
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To assist the Chief Engineer of Navy Strategic Systems Programs (SSP) and their team in managing workflows to ensure efficient/effective program management, prioritizing daily deliverables, managing actions to maximize execution of weekly/monthly deadlines, overseeing integrated master scheduling, drafting executive correspondence, supplying research analysis, and providing database management.
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Provide a Read-Ahead materials and talking points, tailoring API communications to the appropriate theme(s) and in alignment with Strategic Communications plan. Ability to use tools such as Adobe Acrobat Professional, A&S Intranet and SharePoint sites, DoD Correspondence and Task Management System (CATMS.
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Produces and updates presentations and other materials, including editing in PowerPoint, Excel, and WordPerforms meeting and event support, such as preparing meeting materials and notes, ensuring appropriate space set up and clean up, catering management, and any other projects as needed.
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Provide support to attorneys conducting clemency review, including copy-editing, summarizing case-related materials, performing general investigatory functions, and conducting legal research. Draft correspondence to clemency partners, including U.S. Attorney's offices and the appropriate unit of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, seeking case review or investigation.
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We are looking for a Program Analyst to assist the Technical Division of Navy Strategic Systems Programs (SSP) and their team in managing workflows to ensure efficient/effective program management, prioritizing daily deliverables, managing actions to maximize execution of weekly/monthly deadlines, overseeing integrated master scheduling, drafting executive correspondence, supply research analysis and providing database management.
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Word processing, formatting and editing of litigation documents, including both civil and criminal pleadings, motions, discovery, trial materials and appellate briefs. Proofreading and reviewing all written work, including correspondence, memos and court filings, for content, context, and typos.
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Be responsible for proofing, editing, printing and distribution of correspondence; responsible for drafting meeting notes, reports, and presentation materials, as requested. Proficiency in Adobe Suite, Bluebeam and Deltek Vision a plus.
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Manages high level/high asset cases by maintaining contact with people involved in the case; drafting pleadings and correspondence; preparing for depositions; reviewing standard court documents; writing and reviewing discovery; generating responses to opposing counsel; maintaining status reports.
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Prepare, review, and edit correspondence, reports, and briefing materials on behalf of the office leadership, ensuring accuracy, clarity, and compliance with regulations. Schedule and coordinate meetings, conferences, and briefings, including logistical arrangements, agenda development, and distribution of materials.
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Ability to support senior executives in task management, compliance reviews of materials, strategic guidance, and the development of reports, information papers, presentation material, talking points, and offi cia l corresp ond ence.
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Liaison with senior executives' staff in other agencies, congress, and White House to ensure required attendance and briefing materials are in sync. Excellent communication skills and demonstrated experience in writing/editing correspondence and briefings for senior executives.
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Analyze, organize, and present a large volume of data such as bank records, financial records, healthcare claims, tax records, correspondence, policies, other documentary evidence, etc., through the use of common software programs.
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Prepares staff packages, briefings, papers, read-ahead materials, and other correspondence for coordination and signature by USG officials. Advisor and subject matter expert serving USG officials in issues related to foreign disclosure policy and intelligence relations.
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