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Albany	Medical Industry - Sr. Sales Manager OVERVIEW OF CLIENT: Our Client is a Fortune 500 Company within the medical device industry. They boast phenomenal growth of 20% for 26+ years! Th...	$175K - $225K+
New York	Quantitative Analyst / Algorithm Engineer About the company :Our client is a leading Investment Bank looking to grow there quantitative electronic group with a hard working , hands on qua...	$100K+
New York	Senior Sales Executive CAST Software is the world leader and pioneer in Application Intelligence software. CAST is an enterprise software company ($40M revenues in FY0...	$100K+
New York	Regional Director, Network Growth ABOUT THE COMPANY: Our client is a nonprofit foundation that recruits, trains, and supports outstanding educators to open and lead high-perform...	$120K
Valhalla	Online Marketing Manager NO RELOCATION OFFERED - LOCAL CANDIDATES ONLY About the company… A leading global corporation, the company brings continuous innovation and leadi...	$104K

Council hears energy plan [Pueblo Chieftain (CO)]
(02 Dec 2008 03:00:00 EST)
Dec. 2--By saving 20 percent on energy costs, the city of Pueblo could finance up to $6.4 million in capital improvements through the Governor's Energy Office. But whether the Pueblo City Council moves on such an opportunity remains to be seen.
Orman ornaments [Pueblo Chieftain (CO)]
(02 Dec 2008 03:00:00 EST)
Dec. 2--The Historic Pueblo Inc. holiday membership tour of the Orman-Adams mansion features six Christmas tree ornaments that have come home.
Council to discuss energy efficiency [Pueblo Chieftain (CO)]
(01 Dec 2008 03:00:00 EST)
Dec. 1--The Pueblo City Council is scheduled to hear a presentation about "performance contracting" during its work session tonight. But the discussion will have nothing to do with contracts or how the city bids projects. Instead, the subject will focus on energy efficiencies and ways the city can reduce its utility bills by becoming more energy efficient, said City Manager Dave Galli.