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Manages small customer accounts by building relationships, placing product orders, maintaining beverage displays and inventory, executing promotions, ensuring marketing agreements are followed, and increasing sales. Collaborates with merchandisers, delivery drivers, store management, and auditors. The role may also cover merchandising duties, attend meetings and events, write credits, and maintain safe back-stock areas.

Entry-level insurance risk control role evaluating current and prospective insureds, particularly motor carriers. Responsibilities include conducting virtual risk assessments, advising insureds, delivering training and resources, preparing specialized reports, and traveling to agencies, events, and insured locations. The position includes extensive training, mentoring, continuing education, and opportunities for advancement.

Manage and coordinate social media accounts and campaigns across departments. Evaluate campaign performance, track expenditures and financial statements, coordinate campaign funding with stakeholders, report advertising budgets to management, establish social media accounts, and update databases to reflect current accounts.

Develops pricing and commercial strategies for strategic U.S. government accounts. Partners with Sales, Finance, and Contracts on renewals, expansions, enterprise agreements, negotiations, and multi-year arrangements. Evaluates account health, procurement trends, funding cycles, competitive conditions, and growth opportunities while supporting adoption of AI-enabled solutions and long-term customer relationships.

Coordinates marketing events from planning through reporting, including vendors, sponsorships, registration, logistics, materials, and stakeholder communication. Tracks budgets, invoices, commitments, forecasts, and expenses across Small Law Marketing teams, partnering with Finance to resolve discrepancies. Supports Sales-led events, routes requests, maintains timelines and records, prepares performance reports, and identifies process improvements. The hybrid role requires working from the Miamisburg, Ohio office on Wednesdays and Thursdays.

Manage a portfolio of scholarly journals by developing strategy, analyzing market data, growing content, negotiating editor contracts, overseeing budgets, and building relationships with editors, societies, research communities, and funding bodies. The role also contributes to publishing innovation projects and requires commercial awareness, strong communication, adaptability, data-driven decision-making, and interest in evolving scholarly communications.

Manages employee onboarding, training records, SOPs, workplace culture initiatives, internal communications, events, and employee engagement. Supports new employees during their first 90 days, maintains training documentation through Redzone, monitors adherence to GMP and safety practices, coordinates vendors, tracks culture budgets, and delivers presentations and company updates. The role partners with HR and executive leadership to strengthen workplace culture and employee relations.

Provides payroll tax consulting to clients, manages tax deadlines and client projects, analyzes payroll data and tax forms, identifies refund and savings opportunities, supports M&A and audits, researches tax legislation, and works with taxing authorities to resolve issues and manage tax risk.

Designs simple electromechanical systems and components using 3D modeling and CAD. Produces manufacturing and assembly drawings, creates parts lists, prepares engineering release documentation, processes engineering change orders, and supports purchasing and manufacturing. Collaborates with project teams to define requirements and maintain budgets and schedules. Performs work under direct supervision in a hands-on aerospace and defense technology environment.

Sources and negotiates goods and services, manages suppliers, issues purchase orders, controls inventory, expedites deliveries, resolves discrepancies, and maintains inventory data. The role supports facilities procurement, capital expenditure planning, vendor qualification, warranty processes, supplier performance, material policies, and inventory optimization. It requires strong procurement, negotiation, analytical, communication, and organizational skills, along with knowledge of purchasing systems and Microsoft Office.

Sources and negotiates products, services, suppliers, and contracts while managing purchasing, inventory planning, supplier performance, purchase orders, delivery expediting, returns, warranties, and inventory system data integrity. Supports capital expenditure sourcing, vendor qualification, cost savings, logistics coordination, and discrepancy resolution. Requires procurement, sourcing, tendering, supplier relationship management, inventory control, purchasing systems, negotiation, and Microsoft Office skills. Aviation and MRO experience are preferred.

Sources and negotiates products, services, subcontracting, and inventory purchases. Manages supplier relationships, quotes, contracts, purchase orders, delivery expediting, inventory control, vendor qualification, warranty issues, discrepancies, and procurement data integrity. Collaborates with facilities, logistics, technical teams, service centers, and suppliers to control costs, maintain quality, and meet delivery requirements in an aviation MRO environment.

Provides administrative support to claims personnel, including filing, record keeping, reports, supply management, phone duties, bill payment, roster updates, claims assignments, claim payments, and collecting claim information from external parties. This temporary role lasts up to six months and requires 25–40 hours per week.

Maintains customer and vendor accounts, processes and records receivables, reconciles ledgers, resolves billing discrepancies, contacts clients about overdue invoices, prepares AR aging reports, and maintains accurate customer records in the DMS system.