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As the Senior Manager of Legal Training and Development, you will be responsible for designing, implementing, and overseeing all training and development programs for legal professionals within a company or law firm.
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Legal Systems: Oversee the deployment and management of legal systems to support contract management, compliance tracking, and legal document management. Contribute to IT Strategic Plan and Execute: Formulate and execute the strategy for ERP, planning, financial and legal systems, and integration solutions, aligning them with the organization's business objectives and growth plans.
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The Senior Manager Program Management will manage accounting programs and teams supporting Kuiper and will work closely with business, finance, legal, tax, accounting, and various technical teams to drive the end-to-end project life cycle.
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Work with cross-functional teams including Product, Operations, Engineering, Legal, Finance, and senior management to execute on the relationships. This role will work closely with Amazon senior management, cross business-unit BD teams, and Corporate Partnership Directors to develop unique partnership opportunities, finding the right intersection between our goals and partner capabilities.
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Job Description Qualifications:The BGS Engineering Services team is seeking a motivated and agile Program Management Senior Manager to join its leadership team in Seattle, WA. In this position, the Senior Program Manager will lead a team of program and project managers and supporting integrated product team functions (Service Engineering, Contracts, Finance, Intellectual Property, Customer Support, Legal, etc.
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The Senior Technical Program Manager will be responsible for driving various Cloud Engineering initiatives with a focus on Data Privacy, GDPR, and Trust in close partnership with teams across Product, Engineering, Security, Legal, and other Program Managers.
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Act as an engagement manager across all aspects of ServiceNow ESM and GBS (HR Service Delivery, Field Service Management, Workplace Service Delivery, Customer Service Management, Procurement, Legal Service Delivery) engagements and solution delivery, including but not limited to engagement management, design, configuration/development, testing and deployment phases.
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The Regional Medicare Provider Contracting Senior Manager serves as an integral member of the Network Development and Solutions Team for the Pacific Northwest and Mountain States Region and reports to the Medicare Provider Contracting Regional Vice President.
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You will collaborate closely with Creative, Legal, Sales and Learning & Development teams to deliver outstanding results, fostering a sense of teamwork and shared success. Moss Adams is offering a unique opportunity for a Consulting Marketing Senior Manager.
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Collaborate with partners like Legal, Strategic Sourcing, Accounts Payable and other business stakeholders to ensure smooth on/off boarding of new vendors and tooling. We are hiring a seasoned Senior Manager to own and manage global strategy, budget and operations for IT software and hardware procurement that is aligned with the organization’s business goals.
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Breaks down complex information (e.g., legal, operational risk, and regulatory data) and impact to the business into understandable terminology and actionable concepts. Uses written and verbal communication skills effectively to confidently convey technical and business concepts to senior management and some executive audiences.
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Transfer pricing on a global scale - a multidisciplinary field that integrates economics, business, finance, legal, and tax principles in the analysis of global intercompany transactions. As a Senior Manager in Transfer Pricing, you will provide clients with the critical knowledge needed to deal effectively with intercompany pricing issues.
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Experience managing stakeholder expectations across Product Design, Ad Sales, Ad Operations, Engineering, Data, Marketing, User Research, Legal, and Finance. TextNow’s Revenue pod is seeking a Senior Product Manager, Ads in this mission-critical role to own a key piece of our business and drive our primary revenue stream.
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The Senior Manager, Forensic Technology will be responsible for assisting the Managing Director of Legal Operations build out the service line by developing and cultivating new business relationships with enterprise legal departments to operationalize and build processes and workflows to help run legal like a business.
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Work cross-functionally with other internal and external teams, including Design Engineering, Legal, Economic Development, Public Policy, Construction and Capacity Planning, to inform a regional real estate development strategy.
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