Operations director vs assistant vice president operations

Differences between operations director and assistant vice president operations duties and responsibilities

Operations director example responsibilities.

• Manage KPI reports from all warranty companies to ensure increasing sales and productivity.
• Spearhead governance, security and compliance initiatives to achieve SOX and PCI compliance.
• Manage a PMO style team to implement any changes across the global contact centers.
• Develop all marketing strategies and materials as well as personally managing key OEM and national accounts.
• Manage multiple vendor relationships for RFP development and review, contract negotiation, contract terms management, and accounts payable review.
• Provide leadership to manufacturing organization by aligning overall KPIs to achieve near term and long term business objectives.
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Assistant vice president operations example responsibilities.

• Manage BSA relate tasks; CTR/SAR filing, CIP, CDD, EDD and OFAC.
• Manage direct reports, mentore junior analysts, and provide department training for increase productivity and cross-coverage of treasury functions.
• Manage cross-selling solutions by leveraging partnerships with institutional money management, capital markets, treasury management, and private client services.
• Finance and billing accountability across Medicaid, manage care commercial insurance, insurance verification, contract management, and benefits administration.
• Conduct BSA and AML training on an ongoing basis.
• Promote to AVP after successfully implementing investment software (PORTIA) for portfolio management.
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