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The Assistant Director, Category Management is an individual contributor role with responsibility to develop, monitor and manage Category strategy for Corporate Real Estate and Business Services across the enterprise for the entire lifecycle of spend.
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Partners with field management, Claim Finance and Claim Business Intelligence Analytics to develop and deliver a financial management and control strategy to limit financial risk associated with claim costs.
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As a Director, you'll work as part of a team of problem solvers, helping to solve complex business issues from strategy to execution. Description & SummaryA career within PwC Private will provide the opportunity to help private companies with a range of business advisory needs such as audit, tax compliance, and planning to help improve their operational efficiency and to free up time that can be spent focusing on business strategy.
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Develop and execute the technology roadmap supporting business strategy. We are looking for a Director of Electronics Engineering to work with an exciting Aerospace client based in Hartford County, CT. This business has experienced unprecedented growth and is seeking an accomplished individual to fill the position of Director of Electronics Engineering.
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This leader will lead a team of B2B and DTC marketers with a focus on the Commercial line of business at Aetna including oversight of marketing strategy, B2B Demand Generation, Commercial Open Enrollment, and other growth and retention marketing functions.
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Builds and maintains strong partnerships with Underwriting, Product Management, Marketing, and Actuarial and across the Enterprise to drive business results. Adjusts claim practices, marketing strategy and customer service as appropriate to anticipate, respond to, and manage trends.
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Our team works to understand the client’s business profit drivers and trends, as well as challenge assumptions of future performance and assist with purchase agreements and post-closing transaction matters.
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Our team helps our Financial Services clients transform risk and compliance related to state and local taxes into a business advantage by aligning their state tax plan with the business strategy.
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Analyze current and emerging threats, identify emerging cyber threats and vulnerabilities and evaluate their potential impact both on individual customers and on Travelers' cyber insurance business overall.
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Certify SOX controls in the security space and update Archer for Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity. Ensure Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Planning are updated and viable.
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KPMG is currently seeking a Business Development/Pursuits, Associate Director for Global Mobility Services to join our KPMG Delivery Network (KDN) organization. Act as an ambassador of GMS market strategy and centralized bid support and communicate the value it brings to lead member firms such as efficiency gains, lower cost in going to market, top-quality materials, access to expertise and support with promoting high class sales culture and entrepreneurial mindset across our global network.
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Transition new business to Director of Key Accounts to further develop after 24 months unless otherwise decided by Sales & Operations management. The Director Business Development is responsible for leading the pursuit of new business and expansion/renewal business as applicable.
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Formulate an effective customer call strategy to maximize opportunities within the territory, utilizing Salesforce as the primary Customer Relationship Management tool. Conduct market research for business opportunities and viable income streams.
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Lead the ongoing evolution of our strategy in close partnership with the SVP, Corporate Strategy, identifying key themes and drivers of the long-term growth of Voya’s various lines of business.
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Underpinned by technology, data, analytics, AI, change management, talent and sustainability capabilities, our Strategy & Consulting services help architect and accelerate all aspects of an organization’s total enterprise reinvention.
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