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The Risk Management and Safety Supervisor collaborates closely with cross-functional teams, including operations, security, facilities management, legal, and compliance, to identify risks, implement preventive measures, and respond effectively to emergencies.
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3-5 years' experience in supervision of staff, fiscal management, and administration. Assist with the development and implementation of Early Learning strategic plan, including goals and objectives with measurable outcomes, optimizing project management to support the Focus: HOPE strategic plan.
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5+ years working experience in risk intelligence, investigations, threat analysis, business intelligence/analysis, crisis management, or business continuity. Utilize experience in project management to develop and monitor project and program metrics and milestones, working with owners toward continuous improvement and communicating business goals and strategic priorities.
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Remain current on global tax legislative developments and related implications to provide financial, risk, and operational advice to management on any impacts to StockX. Provide tax guidance, advice and risk management support for StockX’s growth strategy.
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Manage and support PTC products including Windchill Business administration, Upgrade, Implementation, Installation and Configuration. Relevant Project Management Certifications.
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Minimum of two years college course work in criminal justice, security administration or related program, and (3) years experience in security and/or public law enforcement or military police. Bachelor's degree in criminal justice, security administration or related area with participation in security or law enforcement through an internship or volunteer work such as police reserve program.
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A hands-on expert in SAP Treasury core components, spanning Cash management, Transaction manager, In-house cash, Risk analyzers, Liquidity planner, Hedge management and accounting, SWIFT integration, BCM, and integration with financial accounting and other applications.
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Business planning and project management experience preferred. Advanced degree in business, nursing and/or healthcare administration, health science or related discipline preferred.
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Planate is a small business provider of planning, design, infrastructure management, technical consulting, engineering, and construction management services in support of the US Department of Defense (DOD) and its Service (Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps) missions, along with other US federal agencies, all over the world.
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Role model great line management for Sales, ensuring all team members are provided with clear and consistent business objectives and PDS plans, and the development of high team member engagement.
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Minimum of two years college course work in criminal justice, security administration or related program, and (3) years experience in public law enforcement, military police or armed hospital security.
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We are looking for a Field Project Manager, Construction Operations to help lead our Renovation Management operations in local markets to oversee ongoing REO & REIT projects, Contractor mentoring, orientation & performance, as well as developing policies and procedures for each step in the process.
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Accentures Anaplan Managers reengineer the way our clients do business by maximizing efficiencies across functional, industry, technical and/or digital areas. + Minimum 5 years of combined performance management consulting or corporate experience.
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Willingness to travel throughout Michigan for business development and project meetings. Perform business development to maintain and grow our relationship with the MDOT clients and teaming partners.
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The FRM will need to coordinate cross functionally within Field Sales, Marketing, Market Access, Public Affairs, State & Government Affairs, Trade, and Specialty Pharmacy Account Management. Additionally, the FRM will analyze reimbursement and access issues and act as the local access and reimbursement resource for other field sales force personnel and region management.
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