Regional Director of Facilities

Posted 8 days ago

harrison consulting solutionsDetroit (MI)

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About the role

Regional Director Of FacilitiesAn industry leading multi-disciplinary team is looking for a Regional Director of Facilities for their Detroit team! Responsibilities include leading the team in the Michigan region, developing relationships across market sectors, developing growth, forecast, strategic initiatives, performance oversight and business development for the region, building/maintaining client relationships, leading the strategy/implementation initiatives to maximize company value, positioning the department for sustained growth consistent with the overall company strategic plan, collaborating with division leaders, office managers, and directors to grow/sustain an integrated practice, ensuring presence in the region maintains the highest level of regard through quality project performance and client management, participating in community involvement activities, being responsible for key performance indicators (project performance, project profitability, regional staff utilization, backlog monitoring), attracting/recruiting talent to build a team to maximize productivity, using technical expertise to solve client challenges, mentoring/training junior staff, ensuring proposals/technical work produced within the region are high quality, and overseeing overall performance of Facilities team projects (optimizing, tracking).Requirements include a Bachelor's degree or master's, 18+ years of experience with an understanding of market sectors and practice areas involved, PE or SE License preferred (with Reciprocity ability), leadership experience. Salary is commensurate with experience. Successful applicants must be authorized to work in the USA without sponsorship. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to protected veteran status, disability, race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, or national origin.

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