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Knowledge of international USG and international development contracting business. Lead business development strategies and tactical activities for International Development Group (IDG)’s Global Health Division (GHD) in collaboration with the Technical Portfolio Leads.
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World Learning seeks a Business Development Officer (BDO) to provide proposal development support to our portfolio of education, international exchanges, and development programs funded by the U.S. Government (USG) and support pipeline management with data input and analysis.
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In this role, the Business Development Manager should have a strong business acumen that accompanies deep knowledge of US Federal Government civilian agencies. Based in Washington DC, the Business Development Manager will expand existing engagements and establish new customers as CIYIS continues to grow sales pertaining to our US Federal Government market plan.
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This position reports to the Vice President, Washington Operations and is responsible for directing business development and legislative affairs for General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems (GEMS) Group’s government and commercial technologies and products.
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Provide assistance in the development and implementation of enterprise business resources business rules, sharepoint, any other relevant information systems, in addition to developing and maintaining an effective system to troubleshoot IT technical issues.
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Works with the Vice President of Business Development (VP) and the Business Development Director, guiding program and technical teams to identify new business, execute bid decisions and overall BD strategic planning for the organization.
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In preparation for anticipated business development, CGHPI has identified the need to increase its resources for market research, capture (including travel), technical writing, and technical and budget leadership of proposals.
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A successful candidate will demonstrate analytical skills to participate in requirements analysis, business case development, Level of Effort analysis, budget development, and conduct market research and studies in response to stakeholder needs; experience managing a portfolio of projects leveraging AGILE principles.
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At least 10 years of professional managerial experience in the international development/humanitarian sector, social science, economics, business administration, development studies, international relations, public administration or a related field.
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Signet Health manages the Behavioral Health Services for Medstar Washington Hospital Center (MWHC) and has a full-time opening for a Business Development Specialist. Creates and implements effective business plans for the Outpatient Behavioral Health Services and Inpatient Psychiatry departments focused on census targets, payor mix diversity, and effective program development to meet the market needs.
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With fair and transparent business practices, clear communication, mutual respect, and a collaborative atmosphere that offers both professional and personal development opportunities, Brookings offers an inclusive and welcoming workplace that values the efforts of all contributors.
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Five (5) or more years of work experience in international development, climate change mitigation and/or adaptation, carbon markets, environmental policy, sustainable development, global affairs, project management, and/or public policy.
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Preferred areas of study include environmental/natural resource management, climate or other climate-related fields, business, international development, public policy. The position is funded through the Technical, Operational, and Program Support (TOPS) contract, a United States Agency for International Development (USAID) funded institutional support contract for USAID’s Bureau for Development, Democracy, and Innovation (DDI.
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Your Job Georgia-Pacific Recycling, a leading player in the recycling industry, is seeking a highly motivated and results-driven individual to join our team as a Business Development Manager.
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The Practice Development Specialist (PDS) will serve as a trusted advisor to the Senior Practice Development & Strategy Implementation Manager (Senior PDM), Chief of Practice Development and other practice development team members in support various firm-related and practice group-related business processes.
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