President of operations vs assistant vice president operations

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

President of operations example responsibilities.

• Manage payroll and accounts payable; balanced/reconcile accounts.
• Manage business start-up from formation including development of business and marketing plans, equipment selection/installation, staffing, and product offerings.
• Carry full oversight for programming for VoIP switches to local administration and multi-site routing.
• Create advertising strategy for clients, research competitor strategy and follow through with ROI.
• Design and upkeep of website and relate social media (Facebook, Instagram, etc . )
• Supervise daily operations including but not limit to marketing, sales, payroll and hiring of new employees as needed.
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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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