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Have professional experience in sports media production and reporting, preferably on radio and audio-only platforms such as podcasts and streaming services. The Lawrence Herbert School of Communication at Hofstra University is pleased to invite applications for an Adjunct Instructor/Assistant Professor in the area of Podcasting and Audio Storytelling in the Department of Radio, Television, Film (RTVF) to teach courses on Sports Radio Reporting and Production.
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Group Finance is divided into various sub teams Group Financial Accounting (GFA), Financial Planning & Analysis (FP&A), Tax and Group Financial Reporting Systems (GFRS) along with other group functions.
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Reporting to the Manager of IT Support, our IT Associate is responsible for providing professional and timely tier 1 assistance to staff via a ticketing system (TDX) and in person. Certifications a plus: JAMF, ITIL, A+, Apple certifications, CompTia Security+ - Apple Genius Bar experience welcomed.
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Grants Management: Assist in management of grant funding with Executive Director, including proposal development, grant compliance, reporting, and financial stewardship, ensuring adherence to grant requirements and timelines.
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In this role you will be reporting to the Event Sales Manager focusing on direct-to-consumer sales. Monday-Friday: 10-11 hours per day; Saturday-Sunday: 9-10 hours per dayLast sales day (10th and final day of the show)- tear-down of booth Part Time: Work one roadshow/month.
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Responsible for overseeing Assessment and Service Planning, Quality assurance and Improvement Processes, Utilization Review, Incident Reporting, coordination between MIT and other systems. EDUCATION REQUIREMENT: Licensed Psychologist, Licensed Clinical/Masters Social Worker, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Licensed Mental Health Counselor, or Licensed Creative Arts Therapist EXPERIENCE REQUIRED: Three years experience in mental health and/or chemical dependency field.
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Perform GS&R bi-weekly reviews with all project managersPerform performance reviews for all employees on teamEnsure PPE is being worn properly by all employeesActively Participate in EOS processManage after-action reporting to ensure job profitability.
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General Summary: The Financial Reporting Manager will report to the Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer and collaborate with the Assistant Vice President of Reinsurance & Internal Controls on financial reporting and statutory accounting.
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Reporting directly to the Senior Associate Dean, and indirectly (dotted line) to the PSD Deputy Dean for Infrastructure, the Executive Director of Facilities and Space Planning oversees facility operations, equipment inventory, space planning and management, shipping/receiving dock operations, and cylinder gas delivery on behalf of the Physical Sciences Division (PSD.
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Alterdomus.com Reporting to the Sales & Relationship Management Managing Director - North America, the Sales Director - North America is accountable for driving the go-to-market strategy and sales roadmap for North America-based clients across all asset classes, predominantly focusing on Private Equity.
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Maintain the general safety and security of customers, employees, and store by responding to, escalating, and reporting all store security and emergency incidents including medical emergencies.
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Competencies – Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: 10 + years of experience in a service, restaurant or construction business with a leadership role is required Prior experience as a construction project manager, estimator, or insurance adjuster are strong pluses (but must be willing to learn a new process.
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Reporting and AnalysisEnsure effective control mechanisms to monitor and manage liquidity and funding risks, including risk limits, thresholds, and escalation processes. Review and challenge stress testing and scenario analysis to evaluate the organization's resilience to liquidity shocks and funding pressures.
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In this role, the successful candidate This position performs all routine and complicated laboratory procedures including specimen processing and handling, testing of patient specimens, calculating and reporting of results, performance of quality control procedures, operation and maintenance of instruments and equipment.
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Weekly meeting with Managing Attorney to discuss cash flow, client financial reporting and analysis, and all other firm matters. Daily Cash report to Managing Attorney and Treasurer. Weekly meeting with Managing Attorney to discuss cash flow, client financial reporting and analysis, and all other firm matters.
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