Total 578 Director/C-Level Executive Assistant job vacancies in Others category in The United States of America

Job Overview

Provide leadership for all aspects of the company’s operations with an emphasis on long-term goals, growth, profit and return on investment. 

Job Description 

• Develop high quality business strategies and plans ensuring their alignment with short-term and long-term objectives of the organisation.
• Oversee all operations and business activities to ensure they produce the desired results and are consistent with the overall strategy and mission.
• Propose high-quality investing projects for the Board’s approval to advance the business and increase profits.
• Present regular reports on the status of the company’s operations to the Board of Directors.
• Review the business operation performance, comparing them with the company’s objectives and taking appropriate measures to correct unsatisfactory performance and results.
• Set departments' high-level goals, objectives and plans, delegate effectively and closely monitor their operations.
• Conduct regular meetings to review progress, identify and resolve any issues regarding business operations.
• Enforce adherence to legal guidelines and in-house policies to maintain the company’s legality and business ethics
• Lead and motivate subordinates to advance employee engagement develop a high performing managerial team.
• Maintain a deep knowledge of the markets and industry of the company.
• Perform other related duties to benefit the mission of the organisation. 

Requirements

• Minimum Bachelor’s Degree in related field.
• Minimum five (5) years of working experience as CEO or in other senior managerial position in public listed company setting.
• Experience in developing profitable strategies.
• Strong understanding of corporate finance and performance management principles.
• Strong leadership and communication skills.

Perks & Benefits

• Nearby public transport
• Central location
• Personal development opportunities

職位概述

領導公司營運的各個方面，重點關注長期目標、成長、利潤和投資回報。

職位描述

• 制定高品質的業務策略和計劃，確保其與組織的短期和長期目標保持一致。
• 監督所有營運和業務活動，以確保它們產生預期結果並符合整體策略和使命。
• 提出優質投資項目供董事會批准，以推進業務並增加利潤。
• 定期向董事會提交有關公司營運狀況的報告。
• 審查業務營運績效，將其與公司目標進行比較，並採取適當措施糾正不滿意的績效和結果。
• 設定部門的高層目標、目標和計劃，有效授權並密切監控其運作。
• 定期召開會議，審查進度，確定並解決有關業務運營的任何問題。
• 強制遵守法律準則和內部政策，以維護公司的合法性和商業道德
• 領導和激勵下屬提高員工敬業度，培養高績效的管理團隊。
• 保持對公司市場和行業的深入了解。
• 履行其他相關職責以有利於組織的使命。

要求

• 相關領域的最低學士學位。
• 至少五 (5) 年在上市公司擔任執行長或其他高階管理職位的工作經驗。
• 制定獲利策略的經驗。
• 對公司財務和績效管理原則有深入的了解。
• 較強的領導能力和溝通能力。

津貼和福利

• 附近的公共交通
• 中心位置
• 個人發展機會

NEA is the lead agency for planning for after-death facilities and services in Singapore. The Memorial Facilities and Planning Division oversees the planning and provision of these facilities. As a member of MFPD, you will be responsible for leading the planning and launch of new after-death facilities, and maintaining oversight of the development process. This includes projecting the after-death facility requirements and other after-death trade demands as our demographics change over time.

This role requires close collaboration and consultation with other Agencies and multiple stakeholders, to ensure timely and sustainable provision of such facilities. It is also a supervisory role. The candidate must have a good eye for details and will take on finance and procurement responsibilities.

You will be responsible for the following:

• Supervise staff and guide their planning and development work
• Lead the planning and development of after-death facilities and managing consultants and contractors
• Manage and plan for launch of upcoming after-death facilities
• Formulate policy and operational strategies to manage disamenities arising from after-death facilities and associated trades
• Review and develop relevant policies and regulations related to after-death services
• Perform other duties as required under work exigencies

Requirements:

• At least 5 years of experience in development, policy, or land-use planning.
• At least 3 years of experience in supervisory roles
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Strong analytical, conceptualisation and problem-solving skills
• Attention to detail
• Thrive in a fast-paced environment and can manage multiple priorities and stakeholders at the same time.
• Self-driven and always ready to strive for improvement
• Good interpersonal skills and enjoy working with both internal and external stakeholders

As part of the shortlisting process for this role, you may be required to complete a medical declaration and/or undergo further assessment.

To apply, please proceed to Career@Gov at:

https://sggovterp.wd102.myworkdayjobs.com/PublicServiceCareers/job/NEA-HQ-ENVIRONMENT-BUILDING/Executive-Manager---Assistant-Director--Planning-Section-2-_JR-10000028877

Chief Executive
£90,049 - £96,514
35 hours per week
Permanent
Dundee
Who we are
We are the independent regulator for the social work, social care and children and young people workforce in Scotland. Our work means the people of Scotland can count on these services being provided by a trusted, skilled, confident and valued workforce.

We protect the public by registering this workforce, setting standards for their practice, conduct, training and education and by supporting their professional development. Where people fall below the standards of practice and conduct, we can investigate and take action.

About the role
As our Chief Executive and working in partnership with the Council, you will lead the vision and strategic direction of the SSSC to deliver its purpose; to protect people who use services, raise standards of practice, and strengthen and support the professionalism of the social service workforce.

Building and maintaining our profile amongst external stakeholders, including Scottish Government, you will ensure SSSC continues to play an active and influencing role in the policy debate regarding workforce development, registration and regulation and is recognised as a valuable, effective, and impactful organisation

We require an accomplished Chief Executive who will lead the vision and strategic direction of our organisation, delivering a customer-focused approach that will ensure the delivery of the SSSC’s key priorities. In addition to ensuring robust corporate governance and prudent financial management, you will oversee the expansion of the Register and promote an outcome-based approach that publicises the added value of the SSSC. Your role in maintaining and raising the organisation’s overall profile with external stakeholders will ensure the SSSC continues to be recognised as a valuable, effective, and innovative organisation.

As a values-driven and inspiring leader with highly developed coaching, negotiating and influencing skills, you will bring a strong customer focus, a desire to deliver continuous improvement and excellent partnership working and stakeholder management experience. Politically astute and appropriately sensitive, you will be able to demonstrate a level of understanding regarding the social services agenda that will allow you to quickly establish credibility both internally and externally.

This role will provide the successful candidate with the opportunity to lead a national organisation with links across the regulatory bodies in the UK and work closely with Scottish Government to directly contribute to national developments in the sector.

Why work for us
We are an ambitious, enthusiastic and supportive organisation. With around 300 employees, you can really make an impact here. We offer a generous salary, flexible working arrangements, a full range of benefits, local government pension scheme and up to 43 days holiday (dependent on service).

You can find out more about the benefits of working here.

SSSC embraces agile working and whilst our offices are in Dundee, we encourage remote working and support a less office-based format. That said the successful candidate would be expected to travel to Dundee in line with business needs.

Find more information about us here on our website and on facebook.com/thesssc, Twitter @SSSCNews, Instagram @SSSCNews and LinkedIn @Scottish Social Services Council.

How to apply
For more information on this exciting opportunity please contact either Douglas Adam or Harry Thomson at Livingston James, our retained advisors, on 0131 220 2209.

SSSC is an equal opportunities employer and positively encourages applications from suitably qualified and eligible candidates regardless of sex, race, disability, age, sexual orientation, gender reassignment, religion or belief, marital status or pregnancy and maternity.

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Classification: Executive Level 1.3 Position No: E643 Directorate: Independent Competition and Regulatory Commission Advertised (Gazettal date): 24 April 2024 Contact Officer: Senior Commissioner Joe Dimasi on or (02) 6205 0799

Details: Applications are sought for the position of Chief Executive Officer for the Independent Competition and Regulatory Commission.
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THE COMPANY
Our client is involved in the development and delivery of cutting-edge technology and sustainable solutions in agriculture. Their team of highly experienced and respected experts have made spectacular progress in developing novel methods to reduce methane production from livestock.

THE OPPORTUNITY   
Following a rigorous research and development program, field testing and IP development, the company is now seeking a visionary CEO with a strong background in commercialisation and financial acumen to lead the next phase of success, transitioning from R&D stages through to successful commercialisation and scale-up. The CEO will report to The Board and will play a critical role in establishing the corporate strategy, driving commercialisation and creating a strong market presence. This is a unique opportunity for an entrepreneurial leader to address some of the most pressing challenges in sustainable agriculture and make a positive impact on global food production and the environment.

RESPONSIBILITIES
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Job Description

• To support the Corporate Head of Oversea Business Department, in the effective running of the Oversea Division team, coordinating and leveraging internal resources across their teams, and the Bank, as required in the running of the team.
• Be a key contact for the direct reports of the Corporate Head of Oversea Business Department.
• Support the Corporate Head of Oversea Business Department in developing strategic plans to support business strategy. Ensuring effective reporting against all deliverables.
• Set agendas for meetings of Corporate Head of Oversea Business Department with direct reports and other key stakeholders, covering key updates and follow up actions.
• Ensure the Corporate Head of Oversea Business Department is briefed and prepared as necessary for key meetings and engagements - including key budget / strategy forum, preparation of speaking notes, presentations, and engaging of Subject Matter Experts, as required.
• Collaborate with key stakeholders to anticipate any risks and issues inside and outside of the functions that the Corporate Head of Oversea Business Department, should be aware of.
• Identify and make Corporate Head of Oversea Business Department aware of possible solutions, collaborating with fellow team members and stakeholders.
• Responsible for reviewing and analyzing the budget, working with budget owners across the team to ensure actions such as forecasting, and restatements are completed on time.
• Managing across the Oversea Business Department portfolio, proactively identify efficiencies and opportunities. and review potential overspend to ensure costs stay within budgets.

Job Requirements

• Experience in strategy, consulting / innovation background and / or integrated marketing and communications background, and Business Accounts Management.
• Exceptional organizational and planning skills.
• At least 10 years of experience in Integrated Marketing, Communication Strategy, and Business Accounts Management.
• Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to network with and influence more senior stakeholders.
• Be trustworthy, discreet, diplomatic and display high integrity.
• Be able to think fast and work quickly under pressure.
• Be a self-starter with the ability to take the initiative and a strong desire to learn.
• Have a sense of responsibility and perseverance.
• Have good emotional intelligence and sensitivity to people dynamics.

To view the job description and person specification, please scroll to the bottom of the page, tick to agree to the privacy policy, then click 'Continue to full details'. Please visit our recruitment website: www.merseycareceo-gatenbysanderson.co.ukand contact our recruitment advisors Helen Barkham, Emily Smith or Emma Pickup from GatenbySanderson on helen.barkham@gatenbysanderson.comor 07921 308766 for an informal discussion.

About the Organisation
The business is a motor retail business in the automotive sector with vehicle dealerships in Victoria and New South Wales. The Group employs almost 700 people nationally and represents 27 OEM brands across 47 locations.
Purpose of the Role
The company is looking for a leader who can implement an organic growth strategy for the existing motor retail network and develop a five-year diversification strategy to expand the business across the automotive value chain. The CEO will lead the organisation, implement the board-approved strategy, build a resilient business model that navigates the cyclical nature of the automotive industry and capitalise on opportunities as they arise.
The successful candidate will be rewarded with a permanent, full-time position and a great opportunity to work in a results-oriented, professional environment where they will be responsible for the company’s continued success.
Key Deliverables
• Develop the businesses 5-year strategy, ensuring alignment with short-term and long-term objectives of the Board.
• Implement, monitor progress, and seek Board approval for any changes to the approved strategy.
• Develop the company’s culture and overall vision aligned to the strategy.
• Leading, motivating and developing subordinates to advance employee engagement and develop a high-performing team.
• Make high-quality investing decisions to advance the business and increase profits.
• Work with the chief financial officer to prepare the organisation’s annual budgets, analyse the risk of its investments, and advise the board of directors on the risk and return of the investments.
• Overseeing business performance and customer experience quality throughout the company by setting goals for each department in collaboration with the departmental head.
• Maintain a deep knowledge of the company's markets and industry.
• Manage and mitigate organizational risk through appropriate risk assessments, controls, and insurance.
• Ensure that the appropriate levels of corporate governance and compliance with all laws and regulations permeate throughout the organisation and that the appropriate internal controls are maintained and reviewed.
Key Selection Criteria
• A proven track record within the Australian Automotive market.
• Ability to create, communicate and secure Board approval to implement the new 5-year strategy.
• Leadership skills to build and lead senior management teams and to manage internal and external conflicts.
• Ability to build consensus and relationships among executives, partners, and the workforce.
• Analytical abilities and problem-solving skills.
• Buy/Sell experience from negotiating deals through to their implementation and absorption into the group
• The ability to use judgment to make decisions.
• Strong understanding of corporate finance and performance management principles.
• In-depth knowledge of corporate governance and general management best practices.
• An entrepreneurial mindset with outstanding organisational and leadership skills.
• Excellent communication and public speaking skills.
• Proven negotiation skills.
Requirements and Preferred Qualifications:
1. Honours or master’s degree in business or related professional qualification.
2. Experience in leading automotive companies as a CEO or MD: minimum ten years.
3. A proven track record in leading teams and achieving results in:
• Motor dealer group retail: minimum five years.
• Parts import and distribution, either aftermarket or OEM, via own and franchise network: minimum five years.
4. In-depth understanding of accounting principles, including budgeting, balance sheets, income statements, cash flow, and capital planning management.
5. Ability to train, develop and manage executive teams.

JOB SCOPE

Reporting to his/her immediate supervisor, the incumbent will be involved in both counselling and management of clients. As a team leader, he/she will assist in developing the counselling ministry, and work together with a team of volunteers in delivering effective counselling services to our clients.

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Provide professional counselling services to individuals, couples, families and groups, and preferably possess some knowledge to counsel child and youth clients, to improve their well-being
• Evaluate the effectiveness of counselling programmes on clients’ progress in resolving identified problems
• Collaborate and network with Supervisor and other staff members as part of clients’ treatment plans, and recommend and implement areas for improvement
• Prepare and maintain proper documentation of case records
• Develop and conduct training and workshops to enhance the well-being of the community

REQUIREMENTS

• Minimum Degree in Counselling or equivalent
• At least 3-5 years of relevant experience in pastoral care and counselling work
• Dedicated and passionate about advocating the importance of mental health
• A team player who is able to work collaboratively with other ministries
• Proactive self-starter with analytical and creative mind, and ability to work independently
• Possess good organizational, communication, interpersonal and negotiation skills

With increasing ministry opportunities and the clear call to extend God’s kingdom, we are looking to expand our staff team. If you feel led by the Lord and want to be part of what God is doing in and through PLMC, we invite you to email detailed resume, together with current and expected salary, to recruit@plmc.org

We regret that only shortlisted candidates will be notified. Thank you.

Job Posting: Assistant Managing Director

The Role:The Assistant Managing Director will work closely with the Managing Director to develop strategic plans, oversee operations, and ensure the company's financial and operational goals are met.

Key Responsibilities:

• Assist the Managing Director in strategic planning and execution.
• Help manage daily business operations and lead cross-functional teams.
• Participate in financial planning, budget management, and performance analysis.
• Contribute to business development initiatives and customer relationship management.
• Ensure company policies and procedures are followed by all departments.

Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Business Administration or relevant field.
• Over 10 years of experience in a leadership role, preferably within the F&B industry.
• Strong understanding of business operations, financial management, and strategic planning.
• Excellent communication, leadership, and problem-solving skills.
• In-depth knowledge of Sichuan cuisine and the food service market.

We Offer:

• A leadership role in an innovative company.
• Competitive salary with bonus potential.
• Opportunities for professional growth and advancement.

Job Summary: At Nimbuscare, we have an exceptional career opportunity for a truly transformational leader. Nimbuscare is based in York and is owned by all of the Practices in the city, however we deliver services over a wider foot print. We are committed to contributing towards a better NHS based on equity, fairness, innovation, collaboration and quality. We are seeking an experienced, driven, innovative, inspirational, and inclusive Chief Executive Officer who has the ability to lead a collaborative and agile organisation with a not-for-profit ethos that cares for its people and patients. You will provide consistent leadership to set the tone and build on the culture of the organisation in line with our values. You will have the ability to build credibility, inspire confidence and influence people at all levels in the organisation. You will be an experienced board executive with NHS or wider healthcare sector experience, preferably with a strong provider background and have a track record in leading complex change, as well as managing external responsibilities and priorities. You will be a strong leader of teams, living our values in all that you do, bringing challenge to thinking across the organisation in how we support and improve the wellbeing and health of our communities. Alongside this you will be an exceptional communicator with an understanding of how to lead change together with a proven track record of delivering significant transformation. Equally, you will be a champion for Equality, Diversity and Inclusion , helping our staff to feel appreciated, supported and included in Nimbuscare successes. Main Duties and Responsibilities: Provide clear, visible, responsive and professional leadership to all staff which results in maximising effort and potential Lead and develop an enabling culture within the teams that supports success, innovation and progression and contributes to the success of the organisation Provide leadership in the delivery of the organisation's strategy Leads on engagement with specific internal or external stakeholder groups Nurtures good levels of leadership at all levels, actively addressing problems impacting our peoples ability to do a good job Takes a lead role in developing strategic proposals drawing on professional and clinical expertise as necessary Actively supports and promotes a positive culture for the organisation and reflects this in their own behaviour Working with Executive and Non Executive Director colleagues to provide leadership to support Nimbuscare to provide high quality, safe care for our patients and to make our organisation a great place to work for everyone Deliver and develop strategic transformation Represent Nimbuscare in meetings, on various committees and groups across the Integrated Care Boards (ICBs), with a focus on improving the health and wellbeing of the population we serve, tackline health inequalities and improving health outcome Being accountable for financial control and for ensuring that the organisation meets its statutory financial duties The job description is provided as an outline of the key tasks and responsibilities and is not intended to be an exhaustive list. The job will change over time to reflect the changing needs of Nimbuscare and its services as well as the personal development of the post holder.

Join us as a Client Director Assistant

• You’ll be recognised as a first point of contact for clients, answering complex queries and identifying opportunities to help them with their financial needs and goals
• The role will involve proactive and ongoing client engagement activity to deliver client requests and ensure an outstanding service
• As a Client Director Assistant, the work you do will make sure our clients feel safe and secure while banking with us

What you'll do

We’ll look to you to undertake proactive client contact to build relationships and deliver the day-to-day management of client needs. You’ll deal with a variety of client interactions, outline the different ways they can do their banking, anticipate their extended needs, and support them in choosing the right service options for their personal needs.

In addition to this, you’ll:

• Work alongside colleagues to achieve wider business goals
• Orchestrate fulfilment activity sequencing with stakeholders and clients, identifying what needs to be done by when
• Deepen relationships with clients by identifying areas we can build on our current offering
• Investigate and resolve complex queries
• Contact clients through meetings and first point telephony and email communications

The skills you'll need

We’re looking for someone with a good understanding of how to provide a high level of client service and a background of working in a financial services environment.

We’re also looking for:

• The ability to work within a sales and service culture
• Good numeracy skills with the ability to use Microsoft Office
• Excellent communication skills and a customer centric attitude