NewDirector of Food and Beverage Pebble CreekDirector of Food and BeverageCollege Station, TexasHe/she is responsible for managing all aspects of the Club’s daily operations with a strong focus on the food & beverage operations throughout the Club including member dining, member events, activities, turn grill, pool snack bar, banquet, and catering functions, etc. Serve as a member of the Club’s management team and provide necessary reporting to department managers, General Manager, Controller, and Corporate Staff.
Member Experience Director Pebble CreekMember Experience DirectorCollege Station, Texas$40,000You will hire, train, manage and supervise department staff; ensure delivery of services; manage and monitor department budget; ensure regulatory and safety practices are adhered to; communicate and work closely with department heads and their related teams and perform other duties as assigned. Director, Member Experience (FLSA Classification: Exempt), you will be responsible for developing, implementing, and promoting programs and events for members at the Club.
Director of the Institute for Infectious Animal Diseases Texas A&M Agrilife ResearchDirector of the Institute for Infectious Animal DiseasesCollege Station, TexasPosition Description and Responsibilities: The Director will: develop a vision for the continued role of the Institute and the TAMUS in the dynamic environment of infectious animal diseases; provide collaborative and programmatic support to faculty, staff, and students to enhance research and extension missions; manage human and fiscal resources, including team building and leading a proposal development program that elevates efforts throughout the TAMUS; provide leadership for continued acquisition of internal and external resources needed to build teams and support activities for planned outcomes; represent the Institute to state, federal, and international agencies, private organizations, partners, collaborators, key industry groups, and international organizations; liaise with the administration of TAMUS to plan initiatives, convey research and extension information, and pursue fundraising opportunities that will benefit the Institute far into the future; work closely with and implement outreach and professional technical oversight to IIAD portfolios including serving as principal investigator for institute-related projects; provide technical expertise to IIAD animal health-related projects and programs; use knowledge of animal agriculture industry functions and current agricultural issues; provide technical expertise to projects focused on animal health, emergency management, epidemiology, international capacity building, and industry extension; act as a trainer for curriculum development and implementation of IIAD field training programs regarding national and international outreach when needed; and. About Institute for Infectious Animal Diseases: The Director of the Institute for Infectious Animal Diseases will serve as the administrative leader of the unit IIAD, which is a globally recognized by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) as an emeritus Center of Excellence (COE), and World Organization for Animal Health (WOAH) Collaborating Centre (CC) in Biological Threat Reduction, that is dedicated to advancing animal health, food security, and public health through innovative research, education, and collaboration.
Director of the Institute for Infectious Animal Diseases Texas A&M AgriLife ResearchDirector of the Institute for Infectious Animal DiseasesCollege Station, TXPosition Description and Responsibilities: The Director will: develop a vision for the continued role of the Institute and the TAMUS in the dynamic environment of infectious animal diseases; provide collaborative and programmatic support to faculty, staff, and students to enhance research and extension missions; manage human and fiscal resources, including team building and leading a proposal development program that elevates efforts throughout the TAMUS; provide leadership for continued acquisition of internal and external resources needed to build teams and support activities for planned outcomes; represent the Institute to state, federal, and international agencies, private organizations, partners, collaborators, key industry groups, and international organizations; liaise with the administration of TAMUS to plan initiatives, convey research and extension information, and pursue fundraising opportunities that will benefit the Institute far into the future; work closely with and implement outreach and professional technical oversight to IIAD portfolios including serving as principal investigator for institute-related projects; provide technical expertise to IIAD animal health-related projects and programs; use knowledge of animal agriculture industry functions and current agricultural issues; provide technical expertise to projects focused on animal health, emergency management, epidemiology, international capacity building, and industry extension; act as a trainer for curriculum development and implementation of IIAD field training programs regarding national and international outreach when needed; and. About Institute for Infectious Animal Diseases: The Director of the Institute for Infectious Animal Diseases will serve as the administrative leader of the unit IIAD, which is a globally recognized by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) as an emeritus Center of Excellence (COE), and World Organization for Animal Health (WOAH) Collaborating Centre (CC) in Biological Threat Reduction, that is dedicated to advancing animal health, food security, and public health through innovative research, education, and collaboration.
Director of the Institute for Infectious Animal Diseases Texas A&MDirector of the Institute for Infectious Animal DiseasesCollege Station, TexasPosition Description and Responsibilities: The Director will: develop a vision for the continued role of the Institute and the TAMUS in the dynamic environment of infectious animal diseases; provide collaborative and programmatic support to faculty, staff, and students to enhance research and extension missions; manage human and fiscal resources, including team building and leading a proposal development program that elevates efforts throughout the TAMUS; provide leadership for continued acquisition of internal and external resources needed to build teams and support activities for planned outcomes; represent the Institute to state, federal, and international agencies, private organizations, partners, collaborators, key industry groups, and international organizations; liaise with the administration of TAMUS to plan initiatives, convey research and extension information, and pursue fundraising opportunities that will benefit the Institute far into the future; work closely with and implement outreach and professional technical oversight to IIAD portfolios including serving as principal investigator for institute-related projects; provide technical expertise to IIAD animal health-related projects and programs; use knowledge of animal agriculture industry functions and current agricultural issues; provide technical expertise to projects focused on animal health, emergency management, epidemiology, international capacity building, and industry extension; act as a trainer for curriculum development and implementation of IIAD field training programs regarding national and international outreach when needed; and. About Institute for Infectious Animal Diseases: The Director of the Institute for Infectious Animal Diseases will serve as the administrative leader of the unit IIAD, which is a globally recognized by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) as an emeritus Center of Excellence (COE), and World Organization for Animal Health (WOAH) Collaborating Centre (CC) in Biological Threat Reduction, that is dedicated to advancing animal health, food security, and public health through innovative research, education, and collaboration.
SENIOR COOK (FULL TIME) Compass Group North AmericaSENIOR COOK (FULL TIME)College Station, TX$17–$21 / hourBecause this position requires you to perform services in an educational facility, there may be periods when the Company does not require you to perform work (such as winter and summer breaks when food service needs decline or cease). Assists Food Service Director in maintaining accurate daily production records and completes all required documentation, reports, and logs as assigned.
Cook JEA Senior Living LLCCookBryan, TXStrictly adhere to procedures regarding infection control, food-borne illness prevention, harmful chemical handling, fire, safety and sanitation, promptly addressing any transgression. Purpose: Under the direction of the Food Services Director, help to manage the operation of the Food Services Department.
Cook Hudson CreekCookBryan, TexasStrictly adhere to procedures regarding infection control, food-borne illness prevention, harmful chemical handling, fire, safety and sanitation, promptly addressing any transgression. Purpose: Under the direction of the Food Services Director, help to manage the operation of the Food Services Department.
Sr Key Account Manager Philip Morris International IncSr Key Account ManagerCollege Station, TX$120,000–$150,000 / yearIdentify and mobilize internal (BIM, customer service, marketing, sales leadership, sales operations, financial, production) and external resources that actualize specific space dimension improvement goals for top strategic region customers. Since 2008, PMI has invested $12.5 billion globally to develop, scientifically substantiate and commercialize innovative smoke-free products for adults who would otherwise continue to smoke with the goal of transitioning legal-age consumers who smoke to better alternatives.
MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS MANAGER TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY Compass Group North AmericaMAINTENANCE OPERATIONS MANAGER TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITYCollege Station, TXBy utilizing our associates' knowledge and experience alongside SSC's extensive training, providing supportive management, and offering unparalleled wage and benefit packages as well as career advancement opportunities, we have developed a workforce that differentiates us from our competitors. This role leads maintenance staff, contractors, and vendors while partnering with the Director and/or Operations Manager to ensure safe, reliable, and compliant facility operations.
Cook Sodalis Senior LivingCookCollege Station, Texas3. Must be alert and able to identify a safety hazard, should one occur, in order to avoid it and to report it immediately to the appropriate person or, if directed, to take corrective measures to eliminate the hazard. Must function independently, have flexibility, personal integrity, and the ability to work effectively with the residents, personnel and support agencies.