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5 years’ experience in a law firm, corporate legal department or professional services environment. Champion for change management, process improvement, user adoption, and the constant evolution of complex data strategies and needs.
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Network within your market and keep corporate partners in the loop of local trends. Champion of personal development through partnership with your direct supervisor. Control inventory levels and provide feedback to corporate partners of trends.
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Champion Innovation and Vision: Propel products into the marketplace with your entrepreneurial spirit and experience in fintech, ideally gained in a startup environment mixed with corporate exposure.
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Basic knowledge of InDesign and Photoshop is a plus This is Hybrid Role, and you will be based Onsite 3 to 4 Days Week in our beautiful NYC Corporate Headquarters. We champion individual style and the collective practice of transformational interior design.
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10+ years' of professional HR experience, ideally from a PE and / or tech background, with a combination of corporate and business unit line experience preferred. The ideal candidate will act as an employee champion and a leader of change.
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10+ years' of professional and progressive HR experience, ideally from a services-oriented business, with a combination of corporate and business unit line experience preferred. Provide overall leadership and guidance by overseeing talent acquisition, employee career development, succession planning, retention programs, training and leadership development.
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