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Strong understanding of the semiconductor manufacturing processes, supply chain dynamics, and market trends. 10+ years of experience in sales and operations planning, demand forecasting, or supply chain management in the semiconductor industry.
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Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain Management, Logistics, Operations Management, or a related field. Risk Management & Contingency Planning: Develop and implement strategies to identify, assess, and mitigate risks across the supply chain, including geopolitical, economic, and environmental factors.
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Our client is in search of a Regional Vice President of Fitness to oversee 3-5 District Fitness Managers as well as Fitness Managers and their Personal Training teams at 6-12 locations of a low cost, high value fitness club chain with over 80 locations nationwide.
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Develop and maintain commercial relationships with vendors in the territory to supply civil construction & demolition services, crane services, and products necessary to provide Vehicle Scale customers a full turnkey solution.
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Teams on research and strategy recommendations to clients across a variety of areas: climate change, responsible sourcing, supply chain, energy, water, recycling, circular economy, governance, human rights, governance, social impact, philanthropy, and diversity, equity, and inclusion.
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Responsibilities: This employee will assist in the location's general operation by supporting all business areas, including feed, seed, fertilizer, grain, and farm supply. Responsibilities: This employee will assist in the location's general operation by supporting all business areas, including feed, seed, fertilizer, grain, and farm supply.
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Expertise with Multi Level functionality to enable better sourcing decisions in a complex supply chain network and across multiple Bill of Material levels. Have multiple cycles of leading implementation experience in complex supply-chain solution design, development, and testing.
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