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Real Estate Sales AssociateCentury 21(Davenport, Iowa)
Real Estate Sales Associate Ready for a lucrative career filled with big rewards? Take control of your future with a CENTURY 21 office, the real estate market leader. At a CENTURY 21 office, youll...
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Posted Fri 11th July
Wmg Investment Manager 3Wells Fargo(DAVENPORT, Iowa)
Job Description: Develops, recommends, and directs execution of investment strategies for a group of clients. Manages difficult or complex investment portfolios for Investment Management accounts...
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Posted Thu 26th June
Wmg Investment Manager 3Wells Fargo(DAVENPORT, Iowa)
Job Description: Develops, recommends, and directs execution of investment strategies for a group of clients. Manages difficult or complex investment portfolios for Investment Management accounts...
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Posted Thu 26th June
Multi-Spindle Machine OperatorCoWorx(Milford, Massachusetts)
CNC SWISS SCREW MACHINE OPERATOR A large manufacturing company is looking for the right candidate to run a multi-spindle machine for production during 1 st shift. The process will produce precision...
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Posted Fri 27th June
Regional Banking Credit Officer - IllinoisMRINetwork(Davenport, Iowa)
Are you ready to spread your wings? Have you grown but your company hasnt? Our client, one of the areas largest independent bank holding companies may want to speak with you!! They have...
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Posted Thu 12th June

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Davenport borders the Mississippi River and is part of the area known as the "Quad Cities". The city serves as a commercial, industrial and rail center. Chief manufacturers include fabricated metal products, apparel and food. Davenport is most notable for being the birthplace of chiropractics and is home to the Palmer Chiropractic College. While Davenport is located in the center of "Tornado Alley" the city has seen more damage due to flooding of the Mississippi River than tornadoes. Davenport has no levees or flood walls to protect the city when the river swells. The city prefers open access to the Mississippi for its residents. To protect businesses and homes from flood waters, the city has started to implement building codes which requires new construction projects to be elevated above the flood level.