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College degree is strongly preferred, ideally in Business Administration, Organizational Development, Organizational Psychology, English, Writing, Advertising, Marketing, Communications, or related discipline.
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Firm Type: Law Firm, Experience: 4 Years, A law firm is seeking a Mid / Senior Investment Funds Associate Attorney to join their Washington, DC office. Duties and Responsibilities:Provide legal support for closed-end funds, including tender offer funds, interval funds, and business development companies.
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All trainings in the office have catered lunch and those working remotely are given an Uber Eats pass to order lunch to their home during the professional development training. Our firm is committed to high-quality, personal service and we specialize in strategic public affairs communications, reputation management, business and consumer public relations, and digital communications.
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The Conflicts Attorney’s responsibilities also include providing guidance and implementing department administrative objectives as needed, overseeing and serving as a department and Firm resource for Outside Counsel Guidelines (OCGs), Requests for Proposals (RFPs), lateral conflicts checks, and ethical screens; and actively participate in decision making in connection with conflicts resolution, business clearance and related ethics matters.
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Ensures pitch submissions are provided to the Business Development Specialist for pitch opportunity tracking in the firm’s CRM. Seeking a legal proposal specialist for a full-time role with a national law firm.
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Knowledge of personnel and project management techniques including budgeting, leadership, training, and business development. Have demonstrated experience in the use and application of Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, etc), Primavera P6, and cost estimating applications such as RSMeans, CostX, CostWorks, or Success Estimator.
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Customized learning and development opportunities and continuing professional education both in-house and virtuallyHybrid, flex, and remote work opportunities availableAbility to work in a growing, dynamic, employee-centric firm that values your unique contribution About Citrin CoopermanCitrin Cooperman is one of the nation’s largest professional services firms.
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Our services in federal infrastructure finance, evidence-based program evaluation, program and business modernization, model development and validation, and enforcement analytics help make government effective and society just.
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We invest in a robust Total Rewards package that includes everything from generous PTO, a flexible work environment, expanded parental leave, extensive learning & development, and even paid time off for employees to volunteer.
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Manage a team of Business Development (BD) Managers and other roles as needed Contribute to professional development by teaching, coaching and mentoring Provide day-to-day supervision of direct reports, ensure compliance with assigned work hours and monitor for compliance with all firm and department policies.
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Firm Type: Law Firm, Experience: 6 Years, Arlington office of a BCG Attorney Search Top Ranked Law Firm seeks mid-level real estate attorney with 6+ years of experience in commercial real estate.
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Assist with the annual development and refinement of Firm billing rates, including market research and data mining. Law firm billing, pricing, financial planning and analysis or other professional services experience highly desirable, and a secondary degree or certification is preferred.
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This position is also charged with building the sales presence and identifying and helping to pursue new business opportunities in line with the Firm, regional and office business strategies.
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USCIB currently requires in-office work Tuesday – Thursday, with WFH option on Mondays and Fridays. 10 years of experience in international tax and/or international tax policy in the public and/or private sector, U.S. Congress, U.S. government, Big Four accounting or law firm or other advocacy organization.
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B.F. Saul Insurance (BFSI) is an operating division of B.F. Saul Company, a large privately held business focused on the acquisition, development, and operation of commercial real estate, including hotels, office buildings and multi-family assets.
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