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Conduct pro-active research of mergers, acquisitions and potential bankruptcies using various business reference sources and record findings in the conflicts database; Analyze and evaluate both the reference source research results and conflicts reports to determine whether conflicts-of-interest may exist with incoming parties.
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Develop and conduct training sessions and modules to increase awareness and understanding around ethics, conflicts of interest and anti-bribery and corruption. Ownership and oversight of the application utilized for management and review of potential conflicts of interest, including outside business activities, gifts and entertainment, and personal account dealing activity.
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Formulate action plans to help resolve conflicts with gangs/mobs through mediation and collaboration with other RVSP. Documenting conflicts resolved on conflict mediation forms. Obtain information on potential conflicts in the Chicago community.
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Assertive - Ensure Agile/Scrum concepts and principles are adhered to, be a voice of reason and authority, make the tough calls and manage conflicts. CSM/CSPO Certification or PMI-ACP preferred.
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Our Intake Services department has an excellent opportunity for a Conflicts Researcher in the following offices: LA, San Francisco, Orange County, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, and Chicago.
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Resolve conflicts or issues that may arise among employees or between client and staff(involving Site Manager if needed) Delivers office services such as document processing and retention, mail and messenger, office equipment, purchasing, and facilities maintenance that meet the needs of the client.
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Conflict Management – The DSM must conduct a thorough investigation to discover facts concerning all significant customer conflicts occurring in the assigned sales territory. The primary function of the District Sales Manager (DSM) is to effectively manage the day to day activities associated with the assigned geographic sales territory, develop new customers, and expand sales to existing customers at all levels.
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As ScrumMaster you're responsible for leading the continual Agile transformation and practices as well as promoting accountability and transparency across all levels of the organization. Quickly establish collaborative partnership with key stakeholders and build trust to ensure leadership buy-in across both Business and IT - Become a strategic partner in organizational road mapping and structuring to drive increased ROI, greater adoption and higher transformation success.
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The Site Supervisor supervises the daily operations of the office services team. Assist Site Manager in the supervision of activities at site location. Physical activity required including bending, climbing stairs, reaching, lifting and prolonged periods of sitting or standing.
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Outstanding presentation and communication record (conference presentation, professional community events) You will facilitate sprint planning, retrospective, and daily activities related to stand-ups and sprint burn down; as well as maintain relevant metrics that help the team see and understand their progress during a sprint.
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Provide high-touch and hands-on team guidance, support, and coaching in close cooperation and collaboration across all roles and functions, to facilitate increasing maturity at a sustainable pace. Serve as a senior team member, responsible for facilitating the adoption, implementation and sustainability of Agile processes, principles, and practices.
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As ScrumMaster you are responsible for leading the continual Agile transformation and practices as well as promoting accountability and transparency across all levels of the organization. SPECTRA FORCE is built on a concept of “human connection,” defined by our branding attitude of NEWJOBPHORIA®, which is the excitement of bringing joy and freedom to the work lifestyle so our people and clients can reach their highest potential.
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Analyze ‘thrust-upon” conflicts issues and propose resolutions to attorneys in consultation with the Professional Responsibility Committee or the Office of General Counsel; Update the corporate hierarchies in the Firm’s conflicts database and billing database.
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Expediting resolution of patron conflicts and concerns, elevating to the House Manager as necessary. Expediting resolution of patron conflicts and concerns, elevating to the House Manager as necessary.
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