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As UTA expands and evolves, we are seeking an innovative Long Range and Strategic Project Manager – Transit Planning to help steer UTA towards the future of transit for our employees and riders.
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8 years or more of progressively responsible experience in strategic planning, business analytics, financial analysis, or consulting in a healthcare services setting preferred. Responsible for supporting analytic needs of annual and on-going strategic planning through the use of database systems, analysis, modeling and project management skills.
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The AVP - Strategic Financial Planning and Reporting is a Select Health role responsible for overseeing financial activities related to forecasting, long-range financial planning, capital investments, growth, and transactions.
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Working knowledge and coordination of specialty consulting areas such as land use planning/zoning, transportation planning, environmental planning, urban design, housing, historic preservation, or economic development.
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We are seeking a Strategic Account Manager sales professional who is passionate about improving the lives of patients through precision medicine. Leverage opportunities, information, and resources that promote proper utilization of molecular diagnostics and genetic testing; this includes developing strategic relationships with professional societies, Key Opinion Leaders, reimbursement professionals, and others who influence and guide healthcare standards of care.
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Participates in public art programs, including Arts Council strategic planning, public art commissioning, fundraising and City funding agreements. Supports the Neighborhoods Department in implementing Public Art Board programs and strategic planning.
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Assist with scoping, strategic planning, and developing permitting execution strategy for clients on medium-sized projects. Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Planning, Urban Planning, Geography, Environmental Science, Engineering, or a related field (or equivalent experience.
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Play a proactive role in public relations efforts for the college, including strategic planning, in-depth reporting, and writing of comprehensive content for a wide range of communications channels.
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The ideal candidate will possess comprehensive understanding and application of project processes and Project Controls practices which include; principals of planning, scheduling, risk/change management, cost/schedule integration and performance measurement.
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The Brand Communications team's work supports WGU's mission of expanding educational access and attainment, enables continued growth, and aligns with strategic priorities set by the College, Region, and Strategic Partnerships teams.
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Own Financial Planning & Analysis for the Pitney Bowes Bank. Significant experience as a finance leader with deep expertise in accounting, financial reporting, tax planning, budgeting, forecasting and Capital Management.
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Assist in corporate transactions, including mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, strategic partnerships, and corporate restructuring, by conducting due diligence, drafting transaction documents, and providing legal support throughout the deal process.
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Areas of opportunity for project work include, but are not limited to: operations, finance, strategic planning, new business development, ambulatory services, quality improvement, academic and community physician management, financial and performance analysis, organizational development, telehealth strategies, health insurance operations, and employee relations.
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Works under general direction of Engineering Services Reliability & Asset Management platform for instruction in deploying client’s strategic asset management plan with matrix reporting back to the clients lead engineer (FM.
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The Principal Geotechnical Engineer will be a core member of our global tailings and waste practice who will be assisting with strategic planning and execution. The focus of the position will be to engage our highly skilled team of engineers and scientists in the technical execution of planning and design of Waste Storage Facilities (WSF), Tailings Storage Facilities (TSF) and Water Management Facilities in support of mining activity spanning from aggregates to precious metals.
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