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We have immediate openings for an Manager/QMHP-CS dedicated to making a meaningful difference for our clients. Our Mission of The Wood Group is to provide the highest quality, compassionate behavioral health programs that seek to drive the empowerment and growth of those we serve so individual can foster recovery and resilience in an accessible, respectful, and caring environment.
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As an Internal Communications Manager you will develop and implement strategic internal communications focused on enhancing the associate experience, building understanding and engagement of operational priorities and ultimately helping strengthen the culture of the organization.
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The General Manager at our Austin, TX location plans, directs, and coordinates, through subordinate personnel, warehouse and freight cargo operations in a dynamic and fast-moving environment. Demonstrate diligence required to maintain security under Austin Bergstrom International Airport (AUS), Airport Police, Transportation Security Administration (TSA), and United States Customs/Border Protection (USCBP) Regulations and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA.
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To accelerate our momentum, we are looking for a highly ambitious Sr. Parnter Manager who is not only an expert in enterprise software sales, but also has the skills of a strategist, account and opportunity planning, storyteller, and cross-functional team player.
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Position Scope: Field Sales Manager role will work cross functionally in the development and execution of field sales and marketing related programs at the retailer level and on projects ranging from sales support to marketing support and execution.
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General Manager in Training for New Manufactured Home Sales - No Real Estate License Needed. If you do not have new home sales experience in management, please understand that you will be reviewed for the training manager role.
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7+ years of experience in (or combination of) strategy, consulting, sport management, business development, rights acquisition, sales management/leadership, general manager type role, or other related experience that proves strong business acumen and cross-functional execution.
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Collaborate with designers and front-end developers to implement UI/UX best practices and design principles.
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This Building Manager position reports to the Assistant Director of Operations at the Butler School of Music. The Butler School of Music Building Manager oversees the daily operation and maintenance of the Music Recital Hall (MRH) and Jessen Auditorium to ensure reliable use of classrooms, practice rooms, offices and studios for faculty, students, and staff.
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Seeking a registered Operating Room Nursing Manager in our ambulatory surgery center who provides clinical management and expertise over operating room nurses, surgical technicians and central sterile processing staff to ensure patients receive high quality, efficient care.
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Hotel Management & Consulting is seeking an experienced, hands-on Extended Stay Hotel General Manager for our WoodSpring Suites located in the Austin, TX area. As a Hotel General Manager with HMC, you will be instrumental in hiring, training, and motivating your team of 6-8 hotel staff.
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Focus on projects in ERCOT, CAISO & WECC
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Emerson is looking to add a Transfer Pricing Manager to our rapidly growing tax strategy and planning team. Emerson is looking to add a Transfer Pricing Manager to our rapidly growing tax strategy and planning team.
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Sodexo has an excellent opportunity for a Clinical Nutrition Manager III at St. David's South Austin Medical Center, a 368 bed acute care facility which offers a range of complex specialties and sub-specialties, including a nationally accredited oncology program with the area's only adult Transplant and Cellular Therapy Program; Level II Trauma Center with a dedicated Shock Trauma ICU; comprehensive cardiac, stroke and orthopedic programs; and a full-service maternity and newborn care.
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Assist in fostering a culture of five star customer service and cultivating a team environment that provides exceptional customer service while working with the General Manager to ensure all staff members perform at a high level.
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