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Education: Master's in business administration, Information Systems, Healthcare Management, Innovation and entrepreneurship, or similar quantitative discipline. This role will collaborate with our Life Science advisory teams, data teams, and our firmwide Advanced Analytics and Intelligent Automation team to shape the growth of our Life Science data services business.
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Its research-based faculty and focus on multi-disciplinary academic programs, inclusive entrepreneurship, modular education, experiential learning, and corporate partner engagement are transforming the landscape of business education and workforce development.
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Management Trainee Program - New Graduates - British ColumbiaStatus:Regular, Full timeLocation:Burnaby, British ColumbiaJob DescriptionGuillevin is looking for University and College graduates in business, general studies, science, engineering, sales and/or entrepreneurship.
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Your core values match Gilbane’s: Integrity, Caring, Teamwork, Toughmindedness, Dedication to Excellence, Discipline, Loyalty, and Entrepreneurship. Overview GILBANE has an opportunity for a Quality Assurance/Quality Control Director to support our Federal Business Unit. The Quality Assurance/Quality Control Director coordinates and oversees implementation of the company QUality Assurance and Quality Control Programs and serves as the functional leader for QC personnel.
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The Marketing area of the Donald G Costello College of Business at George Mason University invites applications for a tenure track Assistant Professor of Marketing faculty appointment. The Donald G. Costello College of Business at George Mason University is one of the largest business schools in Virginia, and is located near Washington, D.C., in Arlington and Fairfax, and at George Mason's global campus in Incheon, South Korea.
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Preferred Qualifications: Terminal degree in related field; Juris Doctorate with a specialty in Intellectual property and business-related technology; additional qualifications in technology or entrepreneurship preferred; and Extensive experience practicing law for a technology company with experience in export controls and technology transfer.
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A completed or active in-progress pursuit of a Master's degree or graduate certificate in a supporting business discipline such as enterprise architecture, business transformation, change management, entrepreneurship, supply chain management, or product lifecycle management.
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From systems architecture development to system analysis and optimization, astrodynamics, orbital debris, navigation, failure analysis, mission assurance, cost and schedule assessment, and economic market analysis, SED exploits an incredibly broad array of engineering and business disciplines against a diverse and dynamic portfolio of programs and national challenges.
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RESPONSIBILITIES: Teaches secondary school level business and technical subjects including business management, accounting, finance, entrepreneurship, business law, fashion merchandising, and marketing.
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You will support program teams who are providing solutions that transform business and change the world, from managing the world’s longest supply in Antarctica and delivering cargo to the International Space Station to performing ground-breaking cancer research, developing autonomous naval vessels, and supporting service members and veterans across the world.
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Coursework in one or more of the following: Marketing/Advertising, Management/Sports Management/Entrepreneurship, Administration, Public Relations/Communications, Business/Team Development.
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High level of entrepreneurship, creativity, ownership, and business acumen. Our Practice is one of the fastest-growing businesses within Mastercard and we are looking for someone to fuel our growth in North America by continuing to drive Business Development in the region.
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Master’s degree in Entrepreneurship, Business, Marketing, Computer Science, or Engineering. Bachelor’s degree in Business, Marketing, Computer Science, or Engineering. Guide development teams to produce creative solutions that deliver results by connecting them to the business teams and product vision.
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