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The Strategy Division leads strategy development, business development, service delivery planning and execution for UW Medicine, inclusive of Harborview Medical Center, UW Medical Center and in collaboration with integrated partners such as Fred Hutch Cancer Center, Valley Medical Center and Seattle Children's Hospital.
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Provide expertise to HRBPs and Operations leadership on talent management, leadership development, coaching, compensation, and organizational development (e.g., workforce planning, business unit restructures, interpersonal planning, incentive plan development) to enable the implementation of Operations strategy, policies, projects, and change initiatives.
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The Director, Corporate Marketing & Brand Management will oversee strategic planning, development and coordination of all brand marketing programs to grow brand awareness for MPS. You will collaborate cross-functionally, with business units, marketing communications and the executive leadership teams to improve brand reputation and drive growth for the company.
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Financial modeling, business case development, team/work effort organization, strategic planning, project delivery, portfolio management, change management and analytical skills.
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Family Planning & Parenting Support: Fertility (eg, IVF, preservation), adoption, and gestational carrier coverage with additional benefits and resources to provide support from planning to parenting.
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As a Principal Product Manager - Tech in GTMC SIERRA, your day will be a mix of meetings and heads-down time for strategic planning and tactical execution. 8+ years of product or program management, product marketing, business development or technology experience.
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Focus on facility financial metrics including but not limited to, provider contracting, budget and strategic planning, Accounts Receivable, Business Office oversight, preparation of monthly and yearly financial packages, FTE management/staffing in relationship to patient volume to name a few.
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The objective is to build value in the supply chain for importers and their retail customers through strategic planning, brand, and trade marketing campaign development. Requirements Proven experience as a Business Development Manager, Sales Executive, or a relevant role in consumer brands.
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Join the Worldwide Specialist Organization (WWSO) Strategic Industry team as a Principal Business Development Specialist for Database! Delivering monthly/quarterly business reviews and operational planning documents for your respective tech domain and geography.
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Key Job Responsibilities Strategic Planning Interlock: oPartner with strategic planning to devise goaling and measurement framework to ensure strategy is connected to goals, key performance indicators, and business rhythms.
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Proficiency in spend analysis, market intelligence analysis, financial analysis, demand/supply planning, sourcing strategy development, negotiation, stakeholder management, contracts management, supplier performance management, project management, etc.
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You know how to build and lead the alignment among business development, operations, sales engineering, proposal and contract functions. New Relic provides a variety of benefits for this role, including healthcare, dental, vision, parental leave and planning, mental health benefits, a (k) plan and match, flex time-off, paid holidays, volunteer time off, and other competitive benefits designed to improve the lives of our employees.
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Execute strategic sourcing projects using best practice sourcing methodology to deliver exceptional total value in partnership with key stakeholders across the business. Coordinate and implement strategic sourcing initiatives for assigned categories.
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The Senior Vendor Manager will be responsible for managing the P&L and setting the strategic direction for a large and diverse business within the Hardlines category. The ideal candidate has strong business judgment with a track record of successful negotiations and must demonstrate the ability to succeed at managing and driving a full P&L, including planning and forecasting and driving an online business.
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As the world enters an era of strategic competition, Anduril is committed to bringing cutting-edge autonomy, AI, computer vision, sensor fusion, and networking technology to the military in months, not years.
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