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This will ultimately drive the business such that the highest level of material controls are built into systems for use by our manufacturing sites and are aligned with the master data management strategy.
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Position Overview: Deliver advanced customer analytics to inform business strategy, drive execution, generate organic growth, sustain operational excellence, and elevate the customer experience.
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Monitors and controls the Execution (coding, testing) phases; works with QA Lead to secure all testing environments, ensures there is a test plan and strategy in place for QA testing; may act as the coordinator for UAT planning and execution activities.
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The Manager will help strategize, develop and drive an always-on influencer marketing strategy to continue to build brand equity while significantly increasing brand awareness and desirability in all markets.
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This role will be pivotal in ensuring the smooth operation of business processes, supporting various teams in Analytical Development and Attribute Sciences, and contributing to overall organizational efficiency and productivity.
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The Project Manager, Global Supply Chain (GSC) Strategy & Business Operations (S&BO), Strategic Initiatives is responsible for leading the planning and execution of high-priority and complex GSC cross-functional projects and/or programs.
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Translate product roadmap and business strategy into detailed requirements which the R&D organization can develop into prototypes and products. Write business cases as well as Market/Product Requirements Documents (MRDs and PRDs.
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Lead region to develop and execute the strategy to close profitable orders for following products: Automatic Transfer Switches (ATS) & Paralleling Switchgears (PSG) The Regional Sales Manager (Northeast) will direct and manage multiple sales channels supporting the Power Switching business to ensure growth targets are attained for all products, services & solutions in the specified region.
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Working with Strategy and Advocacy regulatory team to evaluate operational impact specific to LVMH Beauty Maison’s for the regulatory evolution in the USA and Canada on notifications, registrations or labeling and sharing information within the Group.
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B.S. business, food science, or chemistry degree. 10 years relevant experience in commercial, business development, product management, industrial product marketing, management in flavors or food ingredients.
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Develops overall bidding strategy for project, assists with development of bidder s list, writes work scopes and develops front end documents for bidding based on project needs and requirements of owner contract, organizes and conducts pre-bid meetings, receives/evaluates bids and assists with conducting post-bid reviews.
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Process Architecture, Process Design, Engineering, Construction, Commissioning, Qualification, LEAN Project Delivery, Strategic Master Planning, Energy Conservation Management, Project Controls, Program/Project Management, Operations/Logistics Strategy and Planning, EPCMV and Staffing Services.
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Identify and develop new business opportunities within operational area (i.e., distribution flow improvements, merchandising display efforts, store growth and real estate site selection, recruiting strategy, training and development priorities, employee Relations, customer service, systems implementation, etc.
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Offer insights for developing strategic sales plans that reflect the company's business strategy to expand market share and achieve profitable growth. The Sales Manager will be responsible for sales activities across various segments including DTC, B2B, transportation, warehousing, first-mile, last-mile, and full-chain logistics solutions, coordinating with cross-functional teams within the business unit.
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Partner with site Quality operations, IT functional areas and other customers/stakeholders to define project and deliverables and develop an implementation strategy, project plan, and resource requirement to establish compliant, efficient, and robust systems.
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