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Non-Profit or Public Service Sector - Possess a strong work ethic and the organizational skills required to quickly learn new tasks, assimilate complex information, produce results and meet required deadlines. Ability to develop and implement new program policies, procedures, and practices. Function well in situations requiring creative ideas and an ability to analyze appropriate customer service programs complementary to business objectives, in addition to experience with graduate level reporting and professional program planning and
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