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Company:CompassusPosition SummaryThe Social Worker and Volunteer Coordinator is responsible for modeling the Compassus values of Compassion, Integrity, Excellence, Teamwork, and Innovation and for promoting the Compassus philosophy, using the 6 Pillars of Success as the foundation.
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Working under the direction of the Chief Program Officer, the MO Campus Coordinator will lead the MO team, manage the MO campus and collaborate with colleagues to ensure the success of the MO programs and the philosophy of “One St. Joseph.
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Consults with hospital administration and directors, as well as physician department and division heads in the development of effective marketing strategies. Provide strategic marketing oversight for: clinical service lines, promotions/partnerships, and web initiatives to meet volume and market share targets.
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Provide additional support to the lead Talent Operations Coordinator at up to 4 additional shows per year. Talent Operations Coordinator. FAN EXPO HQ is the largest pop-culture event producer in the world.
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Background (3+ years) in healthcare B2B marketing, preferably with experience in the provider industry or related fields such as healthcare technology, analytics or software as a service (SaaS.
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Job DescriptionAdditional Information About the Role BJC is seeking an experienced Manager of Marketing & Editorial to join The Foundation for Barnes-Jewish Hospital, a leading organization in fostering a healthier region through philanthropy.
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The Digital Marketing Manager will develop digital strategies that encompass the full user journey, as guided by the Media Director, to include Meta, Google Ads, LinkedIn, SEO, e-comm, email marketing, and/or emerging channels.
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Under the direction of the Trauma Program Manager (TPM), the Performance Improvement Coordinator identifies performance issues, assures timely evaluation, assists with developing action plans and implementing those plans, and is responsible for evaluating effectiveness.
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POSITION SUMMARY: The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra is seeking a Philanthropy Data-Entry Coordinator to accurately process donor gifts and assist in fundraising data entry. Well versed in general administrative and computer skills; experience with CRMs and fund development software such as Raiser’s Edge, Tessitura, or Altru, particularly related to data entry, a plus.
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Working closely in partnership with the Director of Brand Marketing and the Managing Director of Marketing, Business Development and the various heads of the service lines, you will be accountable for revenue growth targets, as well as leading growth indicators such as traffic, leads, conversion rates, and the associated ROI metrics for campaign evaluation.
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Deep exposure to other marketing technologies, including marketing automation platforms, customer data platforms, email platforms, content management, digital asset management, social media, analytics tools, custom content tools, etc.
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TTI is a world-class leader in design, manufacturing and marketing of power tools and accessories, outdoor product equipment, and floor care products. Support and implement strategic corporate brand marketing initiatives and promotional activities.
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WHAT YOU’LL BE DOING AS A RESIDENT SERVICES COORDINATOR Establish relationships with service organizations in your community and connect them to resident needs Educate residents and staff on available community resources such as case management, meals-on-wheels, transportation, etc.
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We show up every day to advance this mission for The Cigna Group, Cigna Healthcare and Evernorth Health Services.
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Oversee HSSU's digital marketing efforts, including website design, brand alignment, maintenance, and efficacy. Job Summary The Director of Communications & Marketing at Harris-Stowe State University (HSSU) is responsible for the strategic planning, development, and execution of comprehensive marketing, communications, and public relations initiatives that serve external and internal audiences.
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