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Reporting to Indeck’s President, the Vice President of Business Development will provide strategic direction and lead business development activities for renewable power generation opportunities for the company in the United States.
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Leverage internal partners for successful development of case statements, proposals and event planning, such as Institutional Research, Grants, Student Success, and Educational Affairs/Academic Divisions, Communications and Engagement or President’s Office.
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Partner with the business on creation of the panels, as well as training to the field teams on certain tools (i.e. MSL expert panel refresh tools, field medical planning tool, market access tool.
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Provides guidance and support to lines of business in developing procedures, maintaining risk and control libraries, third-party risk management, developing KRIs and KPIs, monitoring control environment and business continuity planning.
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Opportunity: The Business Development Center (BDC) Representative is responsible for promptly responding to incoming leads inquiring about membership to Freedom Boat Club and providing a strong first impression of our brand, offerings, and competitive differentiation.
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The Strategic Project Manager is responsible for the broad set of activities required to drive and complete strategic product development and launch initiatives for their assigned product line(s.
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As a Functional Supply Planning Manager, you will work hands-on to define optimal total supply chain solutions, develop financial impacts, and utilize a variety of systems to achieve goals. We currently have an opportunity for a Functional Supply Planning Manager located at our headquarters in Lake Forest, IL.
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The People Analytics Business Partner plays a pivotal role in driving strategic decision-making through the analysis and interpretation of people data. The ideal candidate will possess a strong background in data science, human resources, and strategic business partnering.
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Position will be responsible for the ongoing strategic development and operation of a highly effective SAP IBP Platform, optimizing processes and technology, and managing any staffing requirements.
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Direct the development of MSL territory and key account plans, ensuring analytical rigor in KOL identification and prioritization, institution profiling, and strategic KOL engagement planning.
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As the Head, Workforce and Capacity Optimization, you will play a pivotal role in driving the strategic development and execution of initiatives that enhance our company's operational efficiency.
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Examples may include but are not limited to Microsoft Office suites, Transportation Management Systems (TMS), various business Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems. Position Summary: The Transportation Business Associate position is an 18-month rotational assignment for recent college graduates and/or early career, high potential internal/external candidates that seek cross-functional development.
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Education and Professional Development Assistance The Intellectual Property Counsel is responsible for assisting the Senior Intellectual Property Counsel in identifying, evaluating, and protecting patentable and strategic inventions and minimizing the risk that the Company's products infringe on the valid intellectual property rights of others.
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The CS also has a strategic role in partnership with Medical/Scientific Affairs to develop operating plans and study strategies in support of the Clinical Development and Life Cycle plans.
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At least 2 years of experience developing programs in merchandising, vendor relations, and marketing in the retail business. Works closely with Store Experience and merchandise planning to build and review category insights.
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