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VP of Marketing Overview As a leader in the industry, we are seeking a Vice President of Marketing to drive our marketing strategy, enhance brand awareness, and boost our SAAS sales efforts.
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Reporting to the Vice President of Federal Sales, this role will manage and lead a team of Civilian Account Executives and spearhead the expansion of a global market leader leveraging the existing local customer references, partner base, and alliance relationships.
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The Director of Enterprise Risk Management is a seasoned professional; reporting to the Office of the Vice President of Administration and Chief Administrative Officer (VPA.
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Supports the Vice President, Finance with strategic initiatives, such as implementation of a new credit card program. Supports Vice President, Finance on managing and overseeing certain categories of the departmental budget.
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The Vice President of Strategy and Revenue will report to the Chief Campus & Experiences Officer and will be responsible for the overall business strategy of all revenue streams on campus, as well as ensuring that gross and net revenue targets are met across all business lines, including but not limited to ticket sales, tours, group sales, food & beverage, retail, event rentals, and event programming.
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BerlinRosen is seeking a Vice President to join our Impact Team to lead strategy and wins for account teams fighting and advancing justice in areas including, but not limited to, reproductive rights, impact investing, labor, combating antisemitism and environmental justice.
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Reporting to the Associate Vice President for Student Equity and Inclusion, the Director of the LGBTQ Resource Center supervises the Center's Assistant Director. Georgetown University’s Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, and Questioning (LGBTQ) Resource Center provides various educational programs, advocacy initiatives, community building opportunities, and celebratory events to Georgetown students, faculty, staff, and alumni of all sexual orientations and gender identities.
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All attorney roles report to the Vice President, General Counsel, and Corporate Secretary and reflect progressively increasing levels of established skill and experience, as well as responsibility.
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The Director of Patient Services Revenue reports to the Vice President for Access and Strategic Initiative and with their team, has a unique opportunity to serve as a hands-on director for a busy federally qualified health center (FQHC) serving DC’s diverse metropolitan area through its robust integrated care team model.
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As the Policy Center Vice President at the Middle East Institute (MEI), this role holds significant responsibility in shaping the organization's policy agenda and advancing its mission in the Middle East region.
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The Senior Director will lead and implement IRI’s engagement with the legislative branch in coordination with the President and Vice President for External Affairs. In coordination with IRI’s President and Vice President for External Affairs, leads and implements IRI’s engagement with the legislative branch.
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Follow up on contacts made by the President & CEO and support the cultivation of new relationships that serve the strategic priorities of the Leadership Conference and support positive ongoing relationships, including assuring that meeting requests to the Special Assistant to the President are curated based on priorities.
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The Senior Vice President (SVP) of Operations is an executive role responsible for leading and optimizing the company’s infrastructure and core service functions, including: (1) Information Technology (IT), (2) Security, (3) Environmental Health and Safety (EHS), and (4) Facilities.
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This position reports to the Senior Vice President of Policy, Advocacy & Government Relations MISSION: To lead JED's efforts to research, synthesize, identify and implement actions to strengthen the youth mental health and suicide prevention field through advocacy and government relations activities.
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As an Assistant Vice President, Insurance you will manage a team analyzing insurance coverage for commercial loans in accordance with Investor and Lender guidelines. Clear knowledge of Commercial Insurance Coverage –Property, (including Flood, Wind, Earthquake and Terrorism), General Liability (including Workers Comp and Auto), Professional Liability and Umbrella/Excess Liability Insurance.
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