Business manager vs chief operating officer

Differences between business manager and chief operating officer duties and responsibilities

Business manager example responsibilities.

• Coordinate and manage hvac projects from estimate to invoice.
• Manage accounting, treasury, and process improvement initiatives to effect financial turnaround of CMRO business unit.
• Manage and supervise firm operations on a daily basis including purchases, accounting, scheduling of vendors, attorney and CPA.
• Create solutions in the areas of invoicing, AR reporting and payment methods that lead to system improvements and streamline processes.
• Manage all human resource activities, operational processes and financial oversight.
• Develop internal operating procedures design to achieve efficient clinic operations and maximum service to patients.
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Chief operating officer example responsibilities.

• Manage the RFP process and present investment packages to local and regional lenders to procure acquisition and long term debt financing.
• Develop and integrate care services, achieve and maintain JCAHO accreditation.
• Attain ISO registration, resulting in excellent documentation and adherence to operational and administrative process controls.
• Manage the implementation of a new supply base global ERP system that reduce inventory and enable just-in-time delivery.
• Establish, manage and coordinate activities of this start-up management company specializing in turning around trouble health insurance plans.
• Manage all financial functions including controlling/accounting, board and regulatory reporting, treasury and cash management, and asset/liability management.
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