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As a Tax Senior Manager in our Private Wealth Tax practice, you will perform high-level reviews of tax research of individual, fiduciary, partnership, closely-held corporations, estate, and gift work papers and tax returns, as well prepare and lead client meetings on compliance and consulting projects related to tax planning opportunities and the tax implications of transactions to the client.
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The Field Reimbursement Manager will execute the collaborative territory strategic plan through partnership with internal and external stakeholders, including acting as an extension of patient support program and in other collaboration with other partners.
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This role reports into the Senior Director, Consumer Insights and is based in our corporate Buckhead office on-site 3-4 days a week. The Manager, Consumer Insights & Analytics is responsible for leading critical Consumer Insights programs, managing and analyzing data across qualitative and quantitative initiatives, and driving data visualization for impactful storytelling.
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The Task Force for Global Health hosts the HCE Program Office, which provides programmatic and secretariat support to the Coalition including strategy development, convening, advocacy, partnership engagement, and knowledge synthesis/management.
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Maintains highly collaborative and effective activity with executives and peers in alumnae affairs, enrollment management, executive division-board office, government and community relations, president's office-, institutional advancement, provost and faculty council, and student affairs.
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Pediatrix-affiliated clinicians are committed to providing coordinated, compassionate and clinically excellent services to women, babies and children across the continuum of care, both in hospital settings and office-based practices.
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This collaborative, patron-focused individual will work in the box office and as a front of house manager, shifting between duties as the production schedule requires. The Patron Services Associate for the Alliance Theatre is a member of the Marketing and Sales Department reporting to the Patron Services Manager and the Lead Front of House Manager.
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Job Posting Title: Business Development Manager, Air Freight (First/Final Mile), Road. At DSV Road Inc, the Business Development Manager, Airfreight will be responsible for driving growth and execution in the air freight space specifically first/final mile.
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Dexterity and appetite to straddle roles as a program manager, relationship manager, problem solver, troubleshooter and analytics manager, examining technical issues and thoughtfully working to resolve them.
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Acts as a brand representative reflective of the company values and partners with the Visual Merchandising Manager on the creation of an engaging visual experience that appeals to the UO customer.
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Ensure that state-specific information received from the carrier is disseminated to the appropriate area office. Actively track open claims and interface with Miller Pipeline’s insurance carriers, physicians, and other third parties to ensure that claims are being managed aggressively.
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This position is considered essential and is subject to provide 24/7 on-call support for the City of Atlanta and the Mayor’s Office of Emergency Preparedness in the event of a critical incident.
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Looking for Nurses with pediatric experience coming from a busy floor, doctors office or emergency department. Our parent company, VieMed, serves 96,000+ patients nationwide with in-home, post-acute respiratory care and medical equipment services.
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Optimize the hotel's Room and Catering revenue by working closely with the General Manager, Director of Sales and Front Office Manager to implement strategies. Work with the hotel General Manager, Director of Sales and hotel team to establish strategies to increase revenue of both Rooms and Catering.
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In collaboration with the League Housing Manager and League Housing Director,this person will execute daily, weekly, and monthly cutting-edge initiatives that appeal to driven and talented athletes.
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