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The Managing Director, Development (MDD) will oversee a team that will be responsible for achieving the site’s fundraising goals including major gift solicitation, grant writing, event planning, as well as the site’s external communications and marketing efforts.
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The Senior Manager, Valuation & Capital Market Analytics – Model Risk Management (MRM) is responsible for managing the execution and delivery of challenging Model Risk Management related engagements by performing risk management related activities such as designing effective challenge and validation of models, independent review of model documentation and governance, writing high quality model validation reports and will the initial proposal preparation through project completion.
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Upon receiving the job offer in writing, review job description, and complete new-hire tasks and paperwork (via the Paycom App) Culinary Director / Dietary Manager | Full Time Position. What makes an Culinary Director successful.
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Basic proficiency with technical writing, office automation, software, spreadsheets, technology, and tools. Our PMCM is seeking a Full-Time Civil Engineering Intern - Summer 2025 to work out of our Milwaukee, WI office.
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The reporter should be comfortable taking creative angles off the daily news, like writing What’s the big deal about Buc-ee’s, a Texas gas station coming to Wisconsin, or rounding up reactions to something a presidential candidate said about Milwaukee.
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Please submit a resume, law school transcript and two writing samples. The ideal candidate is skilled at handling public meetings, researching ordinances, drafting and reviewing development agreements, writing plan narratives, and filing applications.
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Report, preferably in writing or via email, any concerns, deficits, or factors that impede the care of patients in the departments/facility and submit to your department/ RN or Registered Nurse Manager.
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Conduct user research for business projects, including writing test plans, creating deliverables and presenting insights. As an Associate UX Researcher, conduct user research and enhance the website experience for one of the country's top B2B websites.
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The Grants & Development Coordinator will work collaboratively with the Chief Marketing Officer to develop funding prospects and perform grant writing on continuation and new grants. This position will develop and assist with all funding prospects, grant writing, and fundraising efforts to sustain financial stability for the organization.
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TV News production, where they will practice writing and formatting scripts for broadcast as well as spending time in a news satellite or microwave van on the scene at a live news report. Shadow promotion producers to gain a strong overview of editing and shooting responsibilities of the Creative Services/producer function.
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Lead and manage activities to convert data from legacy to Oracle EBS (includes writing CVxx documents), performing data conversions for each milestone, incrementally reduce errors and conflicts in the data.
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Possess thorough experience in analyzing legislative and regulatory tax developments, IRS regulatory process and procedures, performing legal research, and writing and interpreting complex legal opinions, as well as understanding the applicability and precedential value of judicial decisions and IRS published guidance such as regulations and revenue rulings involving federal tax law.
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Complete New-Hire Orientation, CBRF classes (as needed), and job-related training. proficiency in all kitchen sanctions and cross-train/train new and existing culinary staff on preparation, arrangement, and plating of dishes per the current menu set by the company.
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In depth knowledge of plant sanitation, HACCP, FSMA, SSOP and GMP program writing. Communicates effectively in speaking, writing, and in listening. Certification in AIB, HACCP, PCQI or other related programs.
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Non-Physical Demands: Frequent: Analysis/Reasoning, Communication/Interpretation, Math/Mental Computation, Reading, Sustained Mental Activity (i.e. auditing, problem solving, grant writing, composing reports), Writing.
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