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The Executive Meeting Manager brings to bear their organizational and detailing skills to identify and implement profitable execution of all groups. Understand the importance of raising the meeting planner evaluation scores and implement effective methods to ensure exceeding meeting planner satisfaction.
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Should have a strong background with Cisco Meeting Server, VQ Conference Manager, Cisco Unified Communications Manager, and/or Microsoft Teams. Should have a strong background with Cisco Meeting Server, VQ Conference Manager, Cisco Unified Communications Manager, and/or Microsoft Teams.
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PharMerica is a non-retail pharmacy that focuses on providing exceptional customer service and meeting the pharmacy needs for hospitals, rehabilitation facilities, long-term acute care centers, and other specialized care centers nationwide.
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Support General Counsel to advise on general corporate matters, including preparation and distribution of board and board committee materials, development of meeting agendas, timelines and calendars, preparation of resolutions and minutes, and general contract review.
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Be responsible for all project tasks included in the task order including schedule, data collection and analysis, workshop preparation, meeting facilitation, concept development, report writing and layout, graphics development, etc.
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The AAMC is seeking a Technical Lead, Application Performance Engineering to ensure the overall quality of products by meeting application performance and system capacity requirements. AAMC (Association of American Medical Colleges) is a not-for-profit association dedicated to transforming health care through innovative medical education, cutting-edge patient care, and groundbreaking medical research.
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As a Meeting Coordinator, you will play a crucial role in organizing and facilitating meetings within the customer. The Meeting Coordinator will collaborate with stakeholders, manage logistics, and ensure seamless execution of various gatherings.
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Physical Security Specialist III will work with each office on completing an Annual Safety and Health inspection or check list and provide notice of issues within an office or meeting room that may need to be addressed with the General Services Administration (GSA.
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The Meeting Coordinator serves in a support role for the Meeting Manager. HYBRID SCHEDULE AVAILABLEAssociation Headquarters is searching for a Meeting Coordinator. The Meeting Coordinator is involved in many aspects of the logistical planning of large conferences and meeting events.
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AAG members share interests in the theory, methods, and practice of geography, which they cultivate through the AAG's annual meeting, scholarly journals, and other events and communications, including affinity groups and more than 70 specialty groups.
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DevSecOps engineers have a strong work ethic, perform analytical and critical thinking, and are masterful at meeting change requests on demand. DevSecOps engineers embody security-first principles, constantly assess the threat landscape and adapt quickly to manage enterprise risk, as well as integration, configuration and deployment requirements.
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Represent AIA in architecture education related convenings and conferences such as ACSA Annual Meeting, NOMA Conference, AIAS Forum and Grassroots. Experience in career and technical education programs, such as creative arts or counselor networks related to youth programs and alumni associations and career centers related to higher education entities, a plus.
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Who we are looking for:ASCO is seeking a highly-motivated Managing Editor to manage and contribute to editorial activities for ASCO’s prestigious meeting and member publications. Support editorial activities for the ASCO meeting proceedings, including management of post-publication errata.
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The Studio Coordinator is accountable for meeting established customer service standards for internal and external customers. ROLE SCOPE AND COMPLEXITY:The Studio Coordinator reports directly to Studio Manager and indirectly to all members of ownership and is accountable for all aspects of front desk operations.
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Lead related conversations with clients and team members in ongoing meetings including a weekly KM workstream meeting with USAID, weekly content operations meetings, and weekly internal KM workstream check-ins.
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