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We are seeking a seasoned Manager of Revenue Accounting to be a key leader on the Global Controllership team. This role is responsible for owning the end-to-end revenue recognition function under ASC 606, partnering cross-functionally with Sales, Revenue Operations, Legal and FP&A. The Manager, Revenue Accounting plays a critical part in ensuring accurate financial reporting, strong internal controls, and compliance with accounting standards across multiple jurisdictions. The ideal candidate combines technical accounting expertise with strong leadership skills and thrives in a fast-paced, high-growth environment. This role is open to remote-applicants in Canada (in Provinces where we can hire legally). WHAT YOU’LL DO: Serve as an internal technical accounting expert for revenue accounting with deep knowledge of IFRS 15 / ASC 606, providing advice to stakeholders, including senior leaders. Develop and implement revenue recognition policies and processes. Interpret related policies and authoritative literature and exercise judgement to determine appropriate action related to revenue-related transactions and write related technical memos Manage the monthly close process related to revenue including the timely completion of close items, analytical review, deferred revenue and commissions schedules and other reports. Prepare revenue related disclosure to support the preparation of the company’s financial statements Develop and implement timely reporting and process improvements based upon industry trends, authoritative literature and business objectives Monitor relevant IFRS and SEC developments to ensure revenue recognition policies and procedures are in compliance Partner with other functional teams to improve system processes and reporting outputs Develop training on revenue recognition rules, policies and practices to present to Sales and other departments within the organization Participate in monthly and quarterly revenue forecasting Manage al

Become a part of our caring community The Director, HR Business Partner leads the people agenda for Humana Healthy Horizons by aligning talent strategy with business strategy and converting business priorities into organizational, leadership, workforce, talent, and culture outcomes. The role is accountable for enabling performance across both the run the business and grow the business agendas. This includes ensuring the Medicaid organization has the workforce capacity, leadership depth, organizational capability, and talent strategies required to deliver current commitments, compete for new business, implement awarded business, and scale successfully. The Director serves as a trusted accountability partner to senior leaders, shapes business decisions through workforce and organizational insight, represents the voice of the business across HR, and orchestrates integrated support from HR Centers of Excellence. The role maintains disciplined ownership of assessment, strategy, execution, and measurable outcomes rather than defaulting to advisory or transactional HR delivery. Primary Responsibilities and Accountabilities 1. Business Strategy and Growth Own translation of business strategy into workforce, leadership, talent, culture, and organizational strategies that enable current business performance and future growth. Assess business priorities, growth opportunities, operating challenges, and organizational risks to determine the people and organizational actions required to achieve business objectives. Establish and execute integrated plans that support market performance, business expansion, procurement activity, awarded business, implementation, and long-term scalability. Ensure workforce and organizational implications are identified, tested, and addressed as strategic choices and growth opportunities

The purpose of this role is to Liaison, creating and building strategic relationships with key stakeholders in Central/ State/ Local Govt. bodies and working closely with Business Leaders and oversee strategic business initiatives from development through successful execution with the collaboration of senior leadership and departmental heads. Source: Adani Group | Job ID: 58147

Small Girls PR is looking for an Experiential Production Director with 7–9 years of experience leading multichannel projects across in-person activations and digital experiences. This includes developing cohesive experiential strategies, managing client relationships, concepting standout experiences that drive social conversation and press coverage, overseeing technical execution, managing complex timelines and large budgets, and developing talented producers. Experience working with clients / brands within fashion and/or beauty is highly valued for this role. This role will serve as the senior day-to-day lead across experiential accounts and projects, connecting creative ideas and production plans to clients’ broader brand and business objectives. The Experiential Production Director will work closely with senior leadership, keeping them informed of campaign progress, strategic or budgetary shifts, client needs, team performance, and potential risks. The right candidate knows how to lead a campaign from ideation through post-production and can project manage in their sleep. They are also prepared to dive into the details, knowing that no task is too small in the world of events. This role will work with a wide range of creative and innovative brands across beauty and fashion, food and beverage, wellness, consumer technology, and more. Ideally this candidate has agency experience and is adept at client interface, in addition to execution. There is no one-size-fits-all for an SGPR client, which means your career will be enriched with meaningful and diversified experience. We’ve busted beauty myths with OLAY in Bryant Park, spotlighted Violife with a cheeky Election Day campaign, and reintroduced a Jack in the Box product as a “return from the grave” with a Halloween cemetery screening. From events and mailers to brand partnerships and hotlines, if the team can dream up an idea for audiences to see, do, or touch, our experiential team can produce it. Note: This role i

Weekly office requirement: 3 days per week Employment type: permanent Seniority level: mid-senior/director level Salary Range :$120,000 to $130,000k DOE. and commission plan At GWI we’re always looking for extraordinary people who thrive on making an extraordinary impact. Right now we’re looking for an Account Director to play a key role in our Enterprise team in New York. If that’s you, and making a difference gets you out of bed in the morning, keep reading. It could be the start of something, well, extraordinary. Sounds great, what will I be doing? 🤔 As our Account Director, you’ll: own GWI’s relationship with some of the top network agencies in the world, such as WPP, Stagwell, and Havas. Our ideal candidate will excel at relationship-driven opportunities, have proven sales experience with market research tools and data, and come with their own network of well-earned industry contacts. A few things you’ll be responsible for: 👉 Own the entire revenue cycle with existing Tier 1 agency accounts – everything from renewal to upsell and expansion 👉 Identify new business opportunities within the account structure and execute well-planned, creative strategies to achieve both short-term and long-term commercial growth goals 👉 Enthusiastically present GWI product offerings with your own personal conviction and style 👉Collaborate well within a team-oriented environment - bring fresh thinking and new ideas to your team and senior leaders at GWI. It’s also fun; shaking things up is what working for GWI is all about. You’ll need to be flexible, comfortable with continuous change, and working in a high-tempo environment. What do I need to bring with me? 🧳 You’ll need to be able to demonstrate the core skills this role requires. You don't have to tick all the boxes right away; the important thing is that you’re willing to learn. Here’s what the team will be looking for in you: Technical 👉 Bring demonstrated experience selling

Role Overview The Executive Assistant at GHX India serves as a cornerstone of executive effectiveness and organizational culture. This role partners directly with senior leadership to keep priorities moving, while also owning the planning and execution of team events and culture programs that make GHX India a great place to work. The ideal candidate is proactive, organized, discreet, and genuinely energized by bringing people together. Key Responsibilities Executive Support for Managing Director of India Manage the calendar of the Managing Director of India, including scheduling meetings. Coordinate domestic and international travel, including flights, hotels, meals, and ground transportation; provide real-time support for itinerary adjustments due to schedule changes or disruptions. Plan and coordinate executive team events, including venue selection, catering, and onsite support; attend events as needed to stay connected with executive and team needs. Prepare, edit, and review documents, presentations, and correspondence with accuracy, clarity, and professionalism. Build comprehensive itineraries for conferences and complex travel schedules. Track and reconcile executive expenses, manage petty cash purchases, and process expense reports. Proactively assess administrative needs, prioritize tasks, and recommend effective solutions to support executive and team operations. Organize and maintain electronic and physical files per GHX Security and Compliance guidelines. Follow all GHX policies including T&E, Compliance, and Security policies. Assist with special projects and perform additional administrative duties as assigned. Culture & Events Plan and execute employee culture and events from concept to close — offsites, celebrations, recognition moments, and milestone gatherings. Partner with leadership and HR to bring the company’s values to life through meaningful, well-run experiences. Collaborate with the Branding and Marketing team to plan, review,

We're looking for a Head of Enterprise & Field Marketing to lead and scale our global field marketing organization, own account-based marketing for our largest and most strategic accounts, drive alliances and partner marketing in service of enterprise growth and regional strength; and oversee our strategic events strategy and programs. This is a senior leadership role responsible for the strategy, team, and execution to drive high-quality pipeline and conversion for Diligent’s AI-powered GRC platform in all regions, and design programs that turns enterprise pipeline into revenue through a full-funnel approach, including integrated regional campaigns; 1:1/1:few ABM for named global accounts; bespoke strategic events that offer cut-through experiences for prospects and customers; and leveraging co-marketing of alliances and partnerships for net-new pipeline and brand expansion. You would be joining Diligent at an exciting moment in the company’s history, as they unleash their new AI-powered GRC platform to help General Counsels, Chief Compliance Officers, Audit and Risk Leaders. This is the result of nearly three years of intense development of agentic workflows inside the Diligent platform, as well as MCP/plug-in access to Diligent offerings - providing a robust, differentiated experience for clients who need solutions that accelerate and action critical business objectives, not just static reporting. Working closely with Sales and the broader GTM organization, you will lead an established, multi-region field marketing team and be responsible for evolving it from regional execution into a more specialized, account-centric growth engine — tightly aligned with enterprise sales leadership, customer success, global events, and partner teams. You'll own the budget, the roadmap, and the relationship with sales as the primary marketing partner for our highest-value opportunities. You w

Director of Engineering, Physical AI Role Overview The Director of Engineering will report to the General Manager of Physical AI, and will be responsible for leading a multi-disciplinary engineering organization. In this senior leadership role, you will own the execution of the Physical AI Data Engine — the platform powering the next generation of Physical AI/Embodied AI. You will collaborate closely with Operations and GTM to guide product direction and help solve the data bottleneck that stands between today's robotics research and real-world deployment. This role requires significant ownership in a fast-paced environment and you will motivate internal teams to set the pace for business growth. Travel will come into play. Key Responsibilities: Set and drive the technical vision across data collection infrastructure, teleoperation systems, ML training pipelines, model evaluation frameworks, annotation tooling, and research Lead a multidisciplinary engineering organization—spanning engineering managers, software engineers, ML engineers, and ML research scientists—while designing the organizational structure, talent strategy, and culture required to scale rapidly without compromising on quality or strategic alignment Maintain exceptional technical and operational excellence by deeply understanding team deliverables, asking incisive questions, identifying slipping standards early, and knowing precisely when to step in Drive cross-functional alignment across Engineering, Operations, and GTM on platform architecture, release processes, and shared priorities Collaborate with researchers and clients to architect and deliver scalable, production-grade data infrastructure tailored for complex robotics workloads Required Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Robotics, Computer Science, or a related technical field 8+ years of engineering experience in fast-paced environments, including 4+ years direct people management demonstrated history of recruiting, mentorin

Opportunity Overview: As a Staff Data Scientist at Cohere Health, you will serve as a technical leader across high-priority initiatives, shaping how data science is applied to some of the most complex challenges in healthcare. You’ll drive the design of advanced analytical and modeling solutions, influence strategic direction, and partner deeply across Product, Clinical, and Engineering to deliver scalable, high-impact outcomes. This role goes beyond execution. You’ll define approaches, set standards, and guide others in solving ambiguous, high-leverage problems. You’ll play a critical role in advancing the maturity of data science at Cohere while contributing directly to improving clinical and operational decision-making. What you’ll do: Lead the design and execution of complex, high-impact data science initiatives across multiple domains Define analytical frameworks and modeling approaches for ambiguous, strategic problem spaces Partner with senior stakeholders to shape problem definition, prioritize opportunities, and influence decision-making Develop and deploy advanced models and scalable analytical solutions that drive measurable outcomes Establish best practices for experimentation, model development, and analytical rigor across the team Mentor and guide other data scientists, providing technical leadership and elevating team capabilities Drive cross-functional alignment to ensure solutions are practical, scalable, and integrated into workflows ISMS roles and responsibilities: Good knowledge of Information security Oversee specific business processes within the ISMS. Responsible to manage the ISMS documentation, conduct risk assessments, and implement risk treatment plans. Risk Owners are responsible for identifying, assessing, and managing risks within their areas of responsibility. They are also responsible for implementing risk treatment plans. Conduct the BCP and other test related to information security continuity along with CISO Responsible for monitor

The purpose of this role is to Liaison, creating and building strategic relationships with key stakeholders in Central/ State/ Local Govt. bodies and working closely with Business Leaders and oversee strategic business initiatives from development through successful execution with the collaboration of senior leadership and departmental heads. Source: Adani Group | Job ID: 56243

About the Team The HR Business Partner (HRBP) team at OpenAI helps shape how our organization operates and performs. We work alongside senior leaders and their teams to design effective organizations, strengthen leadership capabilities, and help people do their best work. Our expertise spans leadership coaching, organizational design, talent strategy, employee relations, and change management. Our work is grounded in a deep understanding of OpenAI’s Contributions & Impact (C&I) culture and the needs of teams working at the frontier of AI and hardware. We operate with urgency, empathy, and sound judgment. We value sincerity over polish, collaboration over ego, and a relentless focus on meaningful impact. About the Role We’re looking for an experienced HR Business Partner to support OpenAI’s Consumer Device's team. This is an opportunity to partner closely with leaders and teams doing highly ambitious, multidisciplinary work. You’ll serve as a trusted advisor as the organization builds, collaborates, and evolves—helping create the conditions for people and teams to perform at their best. The role combines strategic advising with hands-on partnership. You’ll help leaders think through organizational questions, coach managers through complex situations, strengthen people practices, and make thoughtful trade-offs that balance the needs of our people, teams, and mission. This is an individual contributor role. Come build with us. Your Key Responsibilities Shape high-performing, resilient teams: Partner with leaders on organizational design, talent planning, and ways of working that support strong performance and sustainable teams. Advise with context and judgment: Develop a deep understanding of the organization and provide thoughtful guidance on people, leadership, and organizational matters. Collaborate across OpenAI: Work closely with fellow HRBPs, People centers of excellence, and cross-functional partners to create a cohesive employee experience rooted in hum

ABOUT THE ROLE Peloton is seeking an experienced, collaborative leader to join the Legal team as Legal Director, Privacy. This role will be responsible for implementing, managing, and evolving Peloton's global privacy program, playing a pivotal role in our mission to be the most trusted brand in connected fitness. As a senior leader on our Legal team, you will act as a primary privacy advisor to the business. You will partner closely with leaders across Information Security, Data Analytics, Product, Engineering, Marketing, and other business units to ensure that our commitment to Member trust is embedded in every product we build and every interaction we have. This role requires a strategic thinker with deep subject matter expertise who can translate complex global regulations into a practical, scalable, and business-enabling privacy framework. YOUR DAILY IMPACT AT PELOTON Lead and refine Peloton's global privacy program, including our policies, procedures, and data governance standards, to ensure compliance with international law Partner closely with cross-functional teams to embed privacy by design in our core processes for collecting, maintaining, using and sharing personal data Develop and manage our privacy risk management framework, including conducting Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs), managing data subject rights requests, and overseeing privacy incident responses Serve as the subject matter expert on global privacy, cybersecurity, and data protection laws. Advise the business on the impact of evolving regulations and continually refine Peloton’s privacy program to reflect best practices Develop and deliver engaging privacy training and awareness programs to educate Peloton employees and key stakeholders on their data protection responsibilities Serve as the primary legal point of contact for data protection authorities. Prepare and present regular reports on the privacy program's status and risk posture to leadership YOU BRING TO PELOT

About The Role The Director, Strategic Alliances, EMEA will be responsible for defining and executing Diligent's partnerships strategy across the EMEA region as a senior individual contributor. This role will focus on identifying, structuring, and closing high-impact strategic partner-led deals that accelerate customer acquisition, expand Diligent's enterprise footprint, and drive revenue growth through partner resell and co-sell motions — with a particular focus on advisory and consulting firms (Big 4 and Tier 2) and large resellers/channel partners. This senior leader will develop deep insight into regional market dynamics and build the foundational partner ecosystem across advisory/consulting firms, resellers, and channel partners at the pace needed to match Diligent's rapid growth. This is fundamentally a builder's role — the person in this seat will need to build and own the region and its relationships largely from the ground up. This role requires close collaboration with Sales, Product, Marketing, and Customer Success teams. Success will be measured by partner-sourced and partner-influenced revenue, new logo acquisition, expansion of product usage through partners, and the establishment of scalable partnership models that can be operationalized as the business grows. Responsibilities Partnership Strategy & Execution Execute the EMEA partner strategy in alignment with Diligent's global objectives and regional go-to-market plans. Identify, prioritize, and secure strategic partnerships across advisory/consulting firms (Big 4 and Tier 2) Develop partner value propositions, commercial frameworks, and engagement models tailored to EMEA market needs. Establish repeatable partnership structures, playbooks, and success metrics that can scale over time as the region and partner base grow. Channel & Revenue Impact Drive partner-sourced and partner-influenced p

About the Team Strategic Sourcing & Procurement helps OpenAI secure the products, services, and partnerships that support our research, build our products, and grow our business. We work with teams across the company to make sound commercial decisions and move important work forward. As OpenAI grows, we are rethinking how sourcing works: bringing expertise into decisions earlier, simplifying contracting, and using AI to give Procurement more time for judgment and strategic work. What we learn internally—and through our supplier and enterprise-buyer relationships—can also inform better products, partnerships, and industry adoption. About the Role We’re looking for a senior leader to head Sourcing Enablement & Delivery, leading sourcing operational delivery, contracting enablement, and AI transformation—and building Procurement’s contribution to OpenAI’s commercial growth. You will build the teams, systems, service model, and cross-functional partnerships that enable sourcing and contracting at scale, helping teams move quickly without losing commercial discipline or accountability. You will partner with GTM, Sales, and Partnerships to develop Procurement’s contribution to OpenAI adoption and commercial growth. Bring procurement-industry knowledge, buyer insights, and lessons from internal AI use into customer engagement, product feedback, and opportunities across the procurement ecosystem. Reporting to the Head of Strategic Sourcing, you will manage the Sourcing Delivery and Contract Management leaders and shape this new function’s priorities, team, and measures of success. This role is based in San Francisco, CA. We use a hybrid work model of 3 days in the office per week and offer relocation assistance to new employees. Priorities and what success looks like A focused roadmap: clear choices about what to build first, what to defer, and how progress will be measured. Stronger delivery: capable leaders and teams, faster execution, less rework, and fewer unres

Our vision is to transform how the world uses information to enrich life for all . Micron Technology is a world leader in innovating memory and storage solutions that accelerate the transformation of information into intelligence, inspiring the world to learn, communicate and advance faster than ever. Executive Search Program Coordinator (Contract Hourly) - Hybrid Reporting to the Director of Global Executive Search, the Executive Search Program Coordinator plays a critical role in delivering a world-class executive hiring experience. This individual serves as a trusted partner to the Executive Search team, senior leaders, executive assistants, candidates, and external search partners to ensure seamless execution of executive recruiting activities. As the primary point of contact throughout the search process, you will represent Micron's Executive Search function and provide a high-touch, white-glove experience to executive-level candidates. You will manage complex interview logistics, coordinate onboarding activities, support executive search operations, and drive strategic projects that enhance talent acquisition capabilities, processes, and candidate experience. This role offers an opportunity to contribute beyond coordination by supporting talent mapping, market intelligence, executive talent pipelines, AI-enabled recruiting initiatives, and process optimization projects that strengthen Micron's executive hiring strategy and future leadership pipeline. Key Responsibilities Executive Search Coordination & Candidate Experience Coordinate and manage all aspects of the executive recruiting lifecycle, including candidate scheduling, interview coordination, offer support, and onboarding activities. Deliver an exceptional, white-glove candidate experience while mainta