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Cultivate a solid customer/client base through customer engagement and build relationships. They will immerse themselves into the brand, culture and product, and take pride in providing every client with a world-class customer experience.
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Cross sell and team sell to convert current Import/Export client base to using Mohawk’s Domestic services. This is an excellent opportunity for the successful individual to help position us for strategic, long-term growth by identifying and onboarding new clients, while continuing to provide the required first-class service that our existing client base has come to rely for on their most critical logistics needs.
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The Tax Manager will be responsible for the efficient, accurate, complete and timely preparation and review of tax returns for our diverse client base. This individual will be responsible for advising clients on the tax implications of their business objectives, evaluating and selecting actions to lessen tax burden and cost of compliance, identifying different methods of complying with tax regulations while acting as the primary client contact for complex tax issues.
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Our client is seeking a skilled attorney to join our national business immigration practice at one of our offices in Rochester, Buffalo, or Albany. Strong capabilities in writing, client service, and case management are essential.
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The MLO is expected to develop referrals as a means to grow Key's home lending business and client base. The MLO is expected to meet or exceed established sales goals while maintaining high standards of client satisfaction and loan quality.
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This person will be responsible for developing a Municipal/Public Agency client base and cross-selling all of our firm’s services. Main responsibilities include business development, client management building a staff and generating and maintaining clients.
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Develop high-level business contacts and a client base for providing high level transit and rail operations services including identifying additional business development opportunities, and cross-selling of other WSP capabilities.
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Help grow and retain a client base both in-person and through phone/email outreach. As a team, we're committed to delivering an excellent experience and growing our member base to help more people on their wellness journey.
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