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Executive Assistant to the CEO. Work will consist of supporting the President and CEO in all administrative functions, including but not limited to office management, scheduling, correspondence, special projects, and event planning.
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The Executive Director will oversee all operations and be responsible for all aspects of financial performance of the community. Chatham Ridge a Navion Senior Solutions Community located in Chapel Hill, NC is looking to add a leader to be the Executive Director.
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You will be an important part of a century old staple in the building supply business with new age strategies to do good not only for our customers, but our community as a whole.
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The Executive Assistant reports to the Executive Director and provides direct daily support for the ED and the broader operations of the Recovery Alliance non-profit. Tom Edwards, Executive Director, at tome@recoveryall.org.
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Serves as primary assistant to a Vice President, Senior Vice President or Chief Officer.
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Guidant Financial is looking for a Remote Account Representative I. Our Account Representatives support small business owners who utilize our 401(k) plan administration services. For this position there are minimum work from home requirements that must be met in order to perform the essential functions in a remote work from home (WFH) environment.
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As a Facility Solutions Managers (FSM) you will be responsible for ensuring client satisfaction within your territory / account assignment through making regular visits to meet with your clients (Weekly, Bi-weekly, or Monthly) and inspecting the quality of work performed.
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Job Title: Executive Secretary - Instructional Services Department. Reports To: ISD Executive Directors. Job Title: Executive Secretary - Instructional Services Department. Assist staff with meeting planning (booking locations, working with vendors, coordinating details.
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