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Identify state and municipal government issues of impact to the firm, as well as proactive opportunities and manage political risk. The Executive Director of the Central Region serves as a member of the State and Local Government Relations (SGR) leadership team and oversees a staff of regional lobbyists representing the firm’s interests before state and municipal governments.
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Corrpro provides professional corrosion consulting and cathodic protection engineering services to major oil companies, government agencies, municipal water, sewer and gas utilities, universities, and public transportation agencies.
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Municipal government, infrastructure and mobility financing or strategy. What You Will Need:At least 3 years of management consulting, public sector/government, corporate strategy, or other related experience.
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Proven experience in building plan review and code compliance, preferably in a municipal or county government setting. ICC Certification as a Plans Examiner (or ability to obtain certification within a specified period.
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You will also support proposal and business development efforts, working with project teams, other senior and junior engineers, project managers, and clients on various projects involving commercial, industrial and municipal / government projects.
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Previous experience working in a county or municipal government setting, particularly in a finance or treasury-related role. Solid understanding of economic theory, financial markets, and government finance, with the ability to apply theoretical concepts to practical problems.
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Position Summary: The Development Financing and Compliance Fellow is responsible for all pre- and post- award financial grant arrangement functions and workflow processes including budgeting, reporting, and compliance with all federal, state, and municipal government grants, and ensuring Habitat Chicago complies with all deliverables.
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This includes but is not limited to real property & facility management, public safety & security, smart city & infrastructure planning, and municipal utility, public works, parks & recreation, and transportation asset management.
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Works closely with other members of the broader Government and Non Profit Finance (GNPF) division including Sales and Trading, Government and Institutional Government Bankers. 5+ years of experience in public finance investment banking, municipal financial advisory or closely related roles.
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Experience in the Federal Market including managing projects for U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, NAVFAC, and various Government agencies. Familiarity with USACE, NAVFAC and various Government Agencies project standards.
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Knowledge of the law pertaining to local and municipal government in Illinois, particularly with respect to Cook County government and the Cook County Health and Hospital System. Ø Safety – Cook County provides vital services to local government, from conducting elections in suburban areas to offering 911 services in unincorporated areas and municipalities.
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The reports include quarterly and annual government reports to FHA, quarterly web-based reports, year-end financial statements, and web-based LEAF reporting to HUD. Specializing in the healthcare, senior living and education sectors, as well as general municipal and structured finance, enables us to generate a positive impact on the communities we serve.
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Review municipal government agency applications and identify important information. Investigative Analyst Qualifications College Degree required (Criminal Justice, Pre-Law, Paralegal, Journalism, Political Science.
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Minimum of one year of customer service experience, preferably in a municipal government agency or in a recreational setting. Works as a cashier in the Skate Shop and at the Check-In Table at Ridgeland Common.
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The Director, Public Finance is responsible for origination and execution of municipal bond transactions. Clients may include state and local governments, higher education, health care, K12 and economic development among others.
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