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The Business Development Manager is responsible for growing Pearson VUE and Certiport’s business with both existing accounts and new accounts through effective client relationship management, internal collaboration, strategic thinking, and successful implementation and administration of a mutually beneficial program.
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Our sales and store support teams, also known as clerks in the grocery world, play an important part in ensuring our stores are clean, organized, and shoppable so that our customers can find exactly what they need to keep their families healthy and fed.
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Providing accurate and timely reports on sales activities, pipeline status, and forecasts to Territory Manager to inform decision-making and strategy adjustments. Summary: New Business Representatives are responsible for achieving sales goals by securing events within designated territories, utilizing various channels including seasonal prospecting lists and alternative avenues.
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Foundation, the Company contributed more than $200 million in food and financial support, including more than $40 million through our Nourishing Neighbors Program to ensure those living in our communities and those impacted by disasters have enough to eat.
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This individual will also lead a wide range of complex government relations and public policy issues that include: execution of government affairs strategies that influence legislative and regulatory public policy; advocacy, through coalition building and grassroots influence, of PSE's interests before government; support of major PSE initiatives.
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The Customer Service Advisor (CSA) often begins as a Pick-n-Pull Greeter and can work their way up through Part Sales, Parts Specialist and eventually a store Sales Lead through positive work ethics and evaluations.
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Partners with Client Service Leaders and pursuit champions to assist with business development, building client relationships and pursuit efforts for strategic and mini-mega projects in accordance with HNTB's Sophisticated Sales Approach (SSA.
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Within Adult Protective Services (APS) Division, Aging and Long-Term Support Administration (ALTSA), the Internal Controls and Investigations Manager reports directly to the Adult Protective Services Employee Investigations (AEI) Unit Manager.
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South Puget Sound Community College (SPSCC) seeks highly motivated and qualified candidates for the position of Budget Manager in our Business Office. The Budget Manager reports directly to the Director of Budgeting and Fiscal Services and is responsible for providing a high level of fiscal oversight using independent judgement in the interpretation and application of a variety of rules and procedures in specialized budgetary functions.
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Collaborates routinely with internal HR stakeholders such as Talent Acquisition, LOA, Employee Relations, Training & Development, and People Analytics to incorporate subject matter expertise into HR action plans and ensure business and employee needs are addressed in a timely manner.
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DEA’s Puget Sound Region is currently hiring for an experienced Water Resources Client Team Leader / Senior Project Manager in our Water and Environment Business Unit. DEA’s Water Resources Group continues to grow in technical expertise and is looking for someone who can market these skills to current and potential clients.
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Our work spans all project phases from preliminary and conceptual planning, alternative analysis and selection, to design and construction, We prepare stormwater management plans, work with agencies to prioritize storm and water quality improvements, design stormwater collection and conveyance systems, water quality infrastructure, erosion control plans, design flood mitigation, Green Stormwater Infrastructure (GSI) and Low Impact Development (LID) solutions, fish passage and stream restoration.
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Sales representative, sales executive, inside sales, outside sales, sales manager, account manager, operations manager, business development, business development manager, call center manager, supervisor, director, real estate, realtor, insurance agent, insurance account representative, insurance broker, franchise owner, customer service, business consultant.
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The ideal candidate should possess 10+ years of relevant experience and a sustainable book of business, an excellent commitment to client service, collaborative interpersonal skills, and outstanding communication abilities.
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