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resource for revenue allocation methodologies, financial allocation systems, and related reporting processes. Handles the administration, enhancement, and oversight of systems and business processes used
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. Demonstrated success in building and managing an expanding organization. Ability to handle multiple tasks of different natures, e.g., budget, personnel, and space allocation within the university, and establish
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management, resource allocation, budget oversight, and program execution, to effectively advance the Institute’s mission and visibility. Essential Duties and Responsibilities include the following: Leads
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this position’s primary responsibility is in conducting research (80-90% effort) to grow and sustain extramurally funded research, a small allocation of effort towards teaching at the School of Nursing (10-20%) is
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conducting research (80-90% effort) to grow and sustain extramurally funded research, a small allocation of effort towards teaching at the School of Nursing (10-20%) is possible. Position Status Full Time
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for Rapid Surveillance of Tobacco, the Tobacco Dependence Program, a Tobacco Industry Marketing Program, and a Tobacco Control Law & Policy Resource Center. Posting Summary Rutgers is seeking a Business
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financial management for federal, state, corporate, and private foundation grants and contracts. Reviews and monitors budgets for grants and contracts, ensuring proper allocation of funds. Serves as the
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allocation, cybersecurity, user support services, and technology-enabled business transformation. Serving as a trusted advisor to executive leadership, the Executive Director drives the development
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updates on budget status, personnel matters, program operations, and emerging issues, as well as offering data-informed recommendations to support decision-making, planning, and resource allocation
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appropriate recommendations for fund development, and prepare and submit all required reports. Carries accountability for program strategy, policy development, partnership management, and resource allocation to