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Description Summary: Position Overview:This Senior Manager, Product Development position will lead priority Global and Co-Brand/ Partnership Alcohol Ready to Drink (ARTD) and strategic product development initiatives in our Global Emerging pre-pipeline development.
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Contribute to multiple areas of BEV business strategy development including compliance, portfolio design, production footprint, product development, manufacturing, and product cycle planning.
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This pivotal role demands close collaboration with technology, product development, data science, business stakeholders, fellow managers, and senior leadership to effectively implement, monitor, and deliver strategic initiatives.
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Our Product Development and Manufacturing team expertly combines Strategy, Operational, and Digital consulting capabilities to help our clients innovate, develop and manufacture products in a manner that helps establish differentiated products, significantly increases operational efficiency and drives new levels of enterprise-wide growth in a connected world.
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This Senior Manager, Product Development position will lead priority Global and Co-Brand/ Partnership Alcohol Ready to Drink (ARTD) and strategic product development initiatives in our Global Emerging pre-pipeline development.
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As a Technical Program Manager, you will be the primary Operations/Supply Chain interface to the product development and deployment teams with the responsibility to drive operations and new product development as well as support products through production ramp, sustainment, and more.
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This position will partner with suppliers and distribution partners working closely with teams across Innovation / Product Development, Sales, Marketing, and Finance to obtain sales data and plans needed to make critical production decisions and ensure the company's operations are timely, efficient, and cost-effective.
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Lead cross-functional Program teams within Google and with external partners to prepare for production ramp or product transitions. Plan and execute operations development activities and ensure transition to production within cost, quality, and capacity parameters.
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The Cloud Services Product Manager will integrate with executive, technical, production, and sales teams to define the product strategy and roadmap for all cloud-based products, from ideation through product launch.
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This is a non-technical project management role while technical/development/software project management could be applicable, I am looking for people who have experience in advertising agency traffic / production / project management.
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As a Project Manager, you will help manage projects and workflows around our product development process, from concept through manufacturing. The ideal candidate will have worked in multiple industries as an engineer and/or project manager and have a good understanding of engineering design and new product development.
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AIT BizOps is seeking an experienced senior product manager to create and develop supply chain solutions, moving vendor and seller inventory from production to our fulfillment centers.
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Manages the development and implementation of projects/programs to meet business process initiatives, process improvement, product launches, other strategies and objectives. Technical/Admin Work Performed - Almost fully focused on supervising service, production, or support work OR May manage a project or process that is more broadly defined of moderate complexity/scope.
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The Technical Design Manager, Active & Lounge will oversee and manage both Active and Lounge categories facilitating the product transition from development through production.
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