Business owner/operator vs managing partner

Differences between business owner/operator and managing partner duties and responsibilities

Business owner/operator example responsibilities.

• Manage end to end business operations including hiring, scheduling visits, conducting customer consultations and performing pet visits.
• Provide installation of siding and windows.
• Receive and close payments on all paid invoices, through QuickBooks.
• Certify and license LLC business owner and operator in accordance with Ohio regulations.
• Set up all business functions including the website, bookkeeping, insurance, LLC, advertising, etc.
• Install doors, windows, siding, showers, vanities toilets, ceramic and laminate flooring, cabinets and trim.
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Managing partner example responsibilities.

• Manage website, eBay, and Facebook marketing, as well as vendor relations and cross-marketing with vendors.
• Manage daily operations, including office administration, accounts-payable, accounts-receivable, and payroll processing.
• Develop and implement marketing campaigns, and manage a variety self-contain EMR systems for numerous private practice healthcare providers.
• Provide oversight to ensure projects and programs within various portfolios are in compliance with establish standards to achieve business transformation objectives.
• Perform all business development, sales, marketing, basic web design and SEO; administrative operations and actual event performance.
• Create and develop internet presence via website and FaceBook.
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