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Rialto Hospitality Partners Manages Hotel Indigo located in one of America's greartest college towns - Athens, GA - Home of the University of Georgia and located just 60 miles east of Atlanta. Rialto Hospitality Partners Manages Hotel Indigo located in one of America's greartest college towns - Athens, GA - Home of the University of Georgia and located just 60 miles east of Atlanta.
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Selectek is looking for a Construction Project Manager to begin working for a fantastic client of ours in the Athens , GA area immediately. Experience in construction projects under the US Army Corps of Engineers is highly desired.
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This is your moment to shine and lead the way for others too.
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Maintains Engineering Dashboard, Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), and Project Portfolio Management (PPM) data related to schedules, deliverables, budgets, spending, and approvals through all phases of the project.
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As a Student Marketeer, you will take part in reaching new consumers, exciting university/college students, increasing sales and managing the Red Bull brand on a student level (at your campus.
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We are seeking an experienced utility location professional with project management experience to lead projects for GroundHawk across the Southeastern US. Managing project deliverables and project related correspondence to meet deadlines.
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Project Manager - Industrial Engineer with Material Management background. Project Management: Plan and execute improvement projects, including defining objectives, timelines, resource allocation, and monitoring progress.
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The Campus Associate Dean for Student Affairs is responsible for the overall leadership, management, and oversight of all University student affairs, including career and academic advising, student interest groups, and para-curricular activities.
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Responsible for receiving and inspecting products, accurately labeling items and reporting any discrepancies in reconciliation of deliveries and invoices.
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Project Accountant - Construction Duties include:Process weekly Sub Labor Payments ensuring SOV’s are properly filled in, invoices are received and Sub contracts are being adhered to. Project Accountant - Construction Duties include:Process weekly Sub Labor Payments ensuring SOV’s are properly filled in, invoices are received and Sub contracts are being adhered to.
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