Shared Services Senior Manager
roljobs technology servicesHouston (TX)
Shared Services Senior Manager
Posted 16 days ago
roljobs technology servicesHouston (TX)
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About the role
Company Description
About Client:
They help in transforming the leading organizations and communities around the world. Organizations infrastructure and culture is amazing. Best place!!
Job Description: Job Title: Shared Services Senior Manager
Job Location: Chicago, IL; Houston, TX; or Philadelphia, PA
Job Description:
THIS IS WHAT YOU WILL DO... You will provide Consulting services on the design, build, and implementation of shared services strategies You will develop shared services operating models You will shape and articulate the shared services You will manage transitions of multiple processes from sending organization to target organizationWE ARE LOOKING FOR SOMEONE.. Who is a shared services consultant Who holds 7+ years of back-office operations Who holds 5+ years of consulting experience Who is expertise in establishing and maintaining client relationships Who is expertise in applying knowledge of regulatory compliance
Qualifications:
Who is a shared services consultant Who holds 7+ years of back-office operations Who holds 5+ years of consulting experience Who is expertise in establishing and maintaining client relationships Who is expertise in applying knowledge of regulatory compliance
Additional Information: All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
Summary
Type: Full-time
Function: Consulting
Experience level: Mid-Senior Level
Industry: Management Consulting
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