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Kaiser's Supply Chain & Manufacturing practice is seeking an experienced Manager/Senior Manager with strong operational due diligence delivery experience, team management, and client management skills to drive the success of the practice and its blue-chip clients.
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Title: Workday Senior Manager Location: REMOTE Job Type: Full Time Work Status: US Citizen Salary: Up to $190K Job Summary The Workday Senior Manager is responsible for executing on the vision for our Workday Human Capital Management, Financials, and Adaptive Insights business applications.
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The Senior Project Manager (SPM) will oversee financial, administrative, and compliance aspects of the technical and operational implementation of projects of considerable cost and/or technical complexity, including the USAID and other USG donor contracts.
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RESPONSIBILITIES The Senior Global Business Development Manager will coordinate and be engaged in a wide range of new business processes and opportunities within the division, to include the following tasks:Capture and Proposal DevelopmentLead cross-functional global teams to develop and submit high quality, responsive proposals to a range of USG and non-USG donors.
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The Senior Manager, Project Development will be responsible for the completion and management of all project development activities including project/site selection and contracting, permitting, land acquisition rights, qualification for applicable incentive programs, interconnection application and process, regulatory issues, problem resolution, supporting due diligence and valuation efforts for potential transactions.
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15+ years of related project execution and/or program management experience on same or similar large scope design and construction management projects in Roadway, OR Bridge, OR Rail/Transit.
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Collaborate with the Capture Manager to conduct strategy development sessions that typically include senior executives/Vice- Presidents/Directors/Managers. Remote Considered As the Senior Proposal Manager , you will have full responsibility for the preparation and compliance for Proposals.
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As a Senior Manager, you'll work as part of a team of problem solvers, helping to solve complex business issues from strategy to execution. ;Working with Agile development methodologies and product tracking solutions such as Version Control Systems (e.g. Github), Issue Management Systems (e.g. JIRA, Azure DevOps etc.
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Michael Baker is actively seeking a senior water, wastewater and stormwater Department Manager for our Virginia Beach location. Protection and management of water resources starts at the watershed level and follows the movement of water through urban and agricultural areas, streams, lakes and reservoirs, water distribution systems, wastewater collection systems, and water/wastewater treatment plants.
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Program Management Manage display and use of site collections and archives in collaboration with the Collections Coordinator and the John & Neville Bryan Senior Director of Museum Collections and the Executive Director.
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Advise senior management (e.g., Chief Information Security Officer (CISO. Business Technology Integrators (BTI) is seeking an Information Systems Security Manager (ISSM) to lead a team in executing risk management efforts against our customer's inventory of on premise, vendor and cloud-based systems.
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The Senior Knowledge Manager will be a designated Project Manager, responsible for supporting solutions to develop highly complex, diverse, and sophisticated data visualization and multimedia materials for a government client.
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This position – Senior Manager, Cyber Risk and Analysis – will play a high impact role in enhancing the methodology and practices for how the organization assesses cybersecurity and technology risk.
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Job Description The Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) Asset Manager will be responsible for the post-closing management activities of an equity portfolio. THE IMPACT YOU WILL MAKE The Multifamily LIHTC Asset Manager Senior Associate (Hybrid) role will offer you the flexibility to make each day your own, while working alongside people who care so that you can deliver on the following responsibilities: Own and manage the relationship with syndicator partners in the development, construction and operation phases of LIHTC investments.
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We're searching for a seasoned Senior Project Manager to enhance our exceptional team's capacity to serve clients facing diverse environmental improvements and land redevelopment issues.
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