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This is a part-time, on-site role for an Administrative Assistant at Integrated Financial Concepts in Red Bank, NJ. As an Administrative Assistant, your day-to-day tasks will include providing administrative support, managing phone calls, maintaining communication with clients and colleagues, and assisting with executive administrative tasks.
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Sous Chef Qualifications. Sous Chef Qualifications. Culinary arts courses/certifications or related degree preferred. 1-2 years' experience of supervising and/or managing kitchen staff and working with inventory and food ordering, in a high-volume kitchen.
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The Executive Admin Assistant will be reporting directly to the CEO and engaging in standard assistant tasks such as calendar management, email correspondence, meeting participation and notetaking, and more.
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Our Signature Dining program embraces scratch cooking and chef-inspired culinary creations that set us apart from our competitors. Seabrook is a beautiful 98-acre continuing care retirement community located in the picturesque Monmouth County neighborhood of Tinton Falls—just six miles from the Jersey Shore.
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Assist the Executive Chef in the planning and development of menu items and recipes for concessions, catering and premium locations at Yankee Stadium. THE ROLE Under the direction of the Executive Chef and Executive Sous Chef, this individual will be responsible for effectively supporting all culinary operations including the oversight of all production, operation, and sanitation aspects of culinary and stewarding operations throughout the facility.
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Professional Leadership Track (PLT) - 2-year on-the-job executive protection training curriculum that prepares Protectors for future leadership positions at GDBA: 500 hours of training, mentoring, instructing, and certification 4 additional advanced executive protection/leadership training academies.
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CHEF - HOURLY (FULL TIME & PART TIME)Click Here to Apply OnlineJob Description Gourmet We are hiring immediately for a full time and part time CHEF position. Requirement: Previous chef experience is preferred.
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As a valued member of the Optimum door-to-door team, you will work in the ever-changing consumer landscape.
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If you are a Chef with Understanding of This concept. Store closes at 2:pm to walk in customers. of if you have your own concept but need a kitchen We can work something out. If you are a Chef with Understanding of This concept.
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Avenue is a modern answer to a blend of the Parisian brasserie & the luxurious beaches of St. Tropez, located on the private beach of Long Branch.
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