Manager, Project Management
dersePittsburgh (PA)
About the role
Derse is a complete face-to-face marketing agency and exhibit builder. We bring a smarter approach to building client sales while managing their trade show, marketing environments and event programs. Our teams are made up of smart and forward-thinking people who bring experiential marketing solutions to life! We believe in committing to a long-term investment in your career with a total rewards package including: Competitive pay and comprehensive benefits package A bright and energetic culture where your ideas are valued75-years of financial stability Privately held(3) three weeks of vacation upon hire Derse employs over 600 people in marketing, program management, creative & skilled production, and corporate support. Locations include Milwaukee, Chicago, Las Vegas, Dallas, Pittsburgh, and various communities in Poland & Germany. Visit our website derse.com to learn more Manager of Project Management duties: Oversee the daily functions of the Project Management & Detailing departments. Responsible for assigning projects to appropriate Project Managers & Detailers, monitoring all individual projects to ensure profitability & timeliness. Responsible for project managing construction / new build programs. Attend all pre-planning/pre-construction meetings as needed. Maintain Project Management & Detailing departmental budgets. Make recommendations to increase efficiencies & reduce costs. Monitor compliance to company procedures, overseeing record-keeping, assisting in the training of staff and conducting routine audits. Work with HR on employee relation matters. Provide daily mentoring & coaching to staff.
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