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Overview The Workforce Forecasting & Planning Analyst is responsible for ensuring strategic goals are met through forecast modeling, capacity planning, collaboration, and effective communication, while ensuring forecast alignment with strategic goals.
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The Morgan Stanley Financial Planning Director position offers a unique opportunity to work in a local office directly with Financial Advisors to provide financial planning advice and analysis to the firm's clients.
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Planning demand and supply for CPG manufacturing, Industrial Products, Paper and Pulp and Pharma Life Science; Assessing current supply planning processes and systems, and identifying opportunities to improve fulfillment of the demand plans while achieving inventory objectives across the tactical and strategic horizons.
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Manages all plant activities from Material sourcing, Production Planning and Logistics for Brown-Forman Distillery Operations (BFDO) to ensure uninterrupted operations of the end to end supply chain.
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As a Financial Planning Director, you will leverage your CFP or CPWA designation, as well as, relevant industry experience and expertise to assist advisors and their clients to clarify their long-term objectives and take the steps necessary to reach their goals.
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Our Land Planning market follows a multidisciplinary approach that incorporates the combined expertise of civil engineers, landscape architects, planners and surveyors. Conceptualize the initial design approach for major phases of land planning projects.
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The product planning manager will lead the product planning efforts for the residential air conditioning team. Maintain good communication lines with global product planning teams, including taking occasional weekend/evening calls or meetings, helping track project milestones, deliverables, action items, etc.
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Experience supporting Federal Government forecast/planning business processes supporting Forward Pricing Rate Proposals and Direct Labor Bid Rate submissions to Defense Contract Audit Agency. Experience working with IBM Planning Analytics or Anaplan.
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Extensive experience within a leadership role, and responsibilities in delivering projects in supply chain management, with a focus toward supply planning and demand management as a business domain.
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KPMG is currently seeking a Manager, Tax Research and Planning to join our Finance & Accounting Partner Taxes organization. Minimum four years of recent federal, or multi-state and local tax experience preferred; federal and state partnership experience preferred; high net worth individual tax experience preferred.
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Planning and Urban Planning. This is a full-time hybrid role for a Strategic Tax Planning Advisor at Apex Strategic CPAs, PLLC in Louisville, KY. The Strategic Tax Planning Advisor will be responsible for executing tax planning strategies, analyzing financial data, preparing tax returns and communicating with clients to optimize their tax outcomes.
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Description of BenefitsHumana, Inc. and its affiliated subsidiaries (collectively, “Humana”) offers benefits for limited term, variable schedule and per diem associates which are designed to support whole-person well-being.
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This role will serve as a financial advisor and strong business partner to leaders in the organization by providing insight and driving financial planning, budgeting, key initiatives, and decisions that maximize financial growth opportunities for SVS.
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The Product Planning Manager will also help form the initial concepts and strategies for marketing concepts and work with the Product Marketing team to design the proper product line-ups for different Brands (OBM/OEM) and channel strategies.
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Knowledge of financial planning programs (eMoney Advisor or comparable planning software systems) This position reports directly to the Director, Wealth Planning Analyst Team Lead.
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