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You will work directly with our Director of Operations to be in charge of building out & leading the operational road map for our largest facility. 8+ years of management experience leading a fulfillment operations center; preferably in food service, food production or kitting.
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The Operations Director Center is responsible for maximizing the customers shopping experience and tenant sales by ensuring a clean, well maintained, safe, and friendly and aesthetically pleasing environment, and asset preservation and enhancement while ensuring implementation of all Simon standards.
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With multiple facilities in the Midwest and doing over $50M in sales, our client is moving into the next phase of their current growth model and the Director of Operations will be a key driver in this part; currently overseeing 100 employees, this team will grow by 10-15% over the next 2 years.
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RPS has been retained by a multi-billion dollar, global Aerospace Manufacturer based in Illinois, to find their next Director of Operations to join them at an exciting time of growth and expansion.
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The Director of Operations will manage multiple manufacturing facilities and oversee departments like: Engineering, Production, EHS, Maintenance, and more. With multiple facilities in the Midwest and doing over $50M in sales, our client is moving into the next phase of their current growth model and the Director of Operations will be a key driver in this part; Ensure the safety and well being of others and provide a safe work environment through the continuous improvement of safety and environmental practices.
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Marquettemanagement.com one of the most respected, creative and customer centric companies in the nation is seeking a Director of Operations. Director of Operations.
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You are not alone, approximately 85% of the new franchise owners were professionals transitioning out of the corporate grind, and 25-30% keep their job and run their business on the side.
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Mansfield Service Partners is seeking an experienced Director of Sales and Operations to lead our Colorado-based business, overseeing a dynamic team and shaping the future of our operations.
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The Clinical Operations Director oversees the daily operations of the Department of Anesthesiology’s Pediatric Division. The Clinical Operations Director role carries an administrative stipend of $20,000 and 0.20FTE of protected time in order to serve in their capacity.
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Review and monitor the Operations Team preparation and setup of budgets, billings and change orders, and negotiation of subcontractors, monitoring of labor hours and project costs, coordination with suppliers.
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