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St Louis, Missouri, United States

-Collaborate with non-profit organizations to assess their accounting needs and develop tailored onboarding plans.-Implement accounting software and systems, ensuring processes comply with regulatory requirements and best practices.-Provide training and support to non-profit staff members on accounting procedures and software usage.-Analyze financial data to identify areas for improvement and implement strategies to enhance efficiency and transparency.-Serve as a trusted advisor to non-profit clients, offering guidance on financial management practices and regulatory compliance.-Communicate effectively with clients to address questions, concerns, and feedback throughout the onboarding process.-Stay informed about industry trends and regulatory changes impacting non-profit accounting practices.-Facilitate the seamless transition from onboarding to the ongoing services team.

Seattle, Washington, United States

•Perform law enforcement work partnering with the community in the prevention, detection, and investigation of criminal acts through developing positive working relationships with city, county, and state officials, including law enforcement partners, prosecutors and courts and other community groups.•Collaborate with community members from a variety of cultural and ethnographic backgrounds during high stress and dynamic encounters in order to assist in developing, planning and implementing strategies that improve capacity to reduce or resolve tension or conflict. •Respond to incidents where, in order to prevent future repeat occurrences, I assess conflict, facilitate dialogue and develop strategies with members of various community groups.•Conduct criminal investigations by gathering information and analyzing sets of facts; review and evaluate background information; interview victims, witnesses, and suspects; review and study evidence; compose accurate and detailed reports and correspondence concerning law enforcement related technical information; give credible testimony in court.•Exhibit exceptional interpersonal skills to include written and verbal communication; employ de-escalation and crisis intervention techniques; display strong emotional intelligence.•Perform the duties of a Police Training Officer and Master Police Officer; train, evaluate and mentor new officers. Act as a resource and example for officers in the field to include displaying attention to detail, good judgement and being highly organized.

Kansas City, Missouri, United States

•Perform responsible law enforcement work partnering with the community in the prevention, detection, and investigation of criminal acts; the apprehension and arrest of law violators; and the safeguarding of lives and property.•Maintain continuing education/learning on case law, statutory law, and constitutional law, knowledge of various computer programs and of evolving law enforcement procedures and protocols.•Develop and execute program delivery of statewide annual recertification for Breath Alcohol Instrument for all patrol personnel assigned to patrol (approximately 50 sworn officers). •Perform with little or no supervision in high stress environments while demonstrating sound judgment, stress tolerance, decisiveness, leadership, interpersonal insight, reading comprehension and persuasiveness.•Exhibit exceptional interpersonal skills to include written and verbal communication; employ de-escalation and crisis intervention techniques; display strong emotional intelligence.•Perform the duties of a Field Training Officer; train, evaluate and mentor new officers. Act as a resource and example for officers in the field to include displaying attention to detail, good judgement and being highly organized.

Columbia, Missouri, United States

•Self-manage criminal investigations; respond to calls for service and investigate reported criminal acts, domestic disturbances, public nuisances and civil matters.•Conduct searches and surveillance; serve warrants; make forcible arrests; search, book and transport prisoners; operate police vehicles and use weapons and special equipment as prescribed through training.•Maintain awareness of current criminal investigations and research new developments in law enforcement investigations; and perform other related duties as assigned.•Create accurate and detailed reports concerning law enforcement activities; complete forms, maintain logs, and correct reports taken on calls for service.

Fort Bragg, North Carolina

•Demonstrate outstanding customer service to a broad range of international customers; communicate and work collaboratively with others promoting a teamwork approach to problem solving; share plans and information and seek input from internal and external stakeholders; work to build consensus to ensure optimal efficiency and effectiveness, as well as technical compliance with unit and Army wide policies and procedures.•Engage in effective oral and written communication; utilize computer software applications to prepare correspondence, spreadsheets, presentations, graphs; support management in tracking and managing various administrative and operations projects; prepare written documents for my chain of command.