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GPAC (Growing People and Companies) is an award-winning search firm specializing in placing quality professionals within multiple industries across the United States since 1990. Requirements: Proven work experience as a Glazier, Glass Installer, or similar role in the glass and glazing industry.
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CFP (Certified Financial Planner) or CTFA (Certified Trust & Fiduciary Advisor) preferred. We are seeking an experienced trust officer to join our team managing client trusts and estates. As a trust officer, you will work directly with high net worth clients to manage assets placed in trust, administer estate plans, and provide personalized advice around wealth transfer plans.
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GPAC is proud to partner with one of the most innovative organizations in veterinary care, providing mobile end-of-life veterinarian care across the East Coast. Be confident in general practice with palliative care, small animal companion care & end-of-life care.
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My client recently opened several Oral Surgeon opportunities throughout their market footprint. Oral Surgeon certification. My client allows you to concentrate on oral surgery, while others manage patient administrative paperwork and office staffing.
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