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Having previous multi-unit management experience is preferred. Setting performance goals and objectives while monitoring results with upper management. A focus on profit and loss management including budget planning, maximizing sales, and controlling expenses.
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Proficient in Windows 10, Office 365, Document Management Systems (NetDocuments, iManage, etc.) Follow Asset Management Procedures and update database in real-time. Foster effective communication with end-users, peers, vendors, and management.
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Project Management - Strong project management skills with the ability to oversee multiple facets of facility development simultaneously. Key Performance Indicators Management - Define and track site-specific KPIs to measure the success and efficiency of the newly established facilities.
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Ability to mine data to create impactful management reports. Knowledge of the business and senior management’s current concerns and strategies are necessary to determine what information to present and how to present it to facilitate senior management’s decisions, and to identify risks and opportunities to strategic initiatives that will assist senior management to make effective decisions.
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