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Financial AdvisorFirst Command(Hawaii, Hawaii)
Our history of serving the financial planning needs of American families begins in the early 1950s, when United States Air Force Lt. Col. Carroll Payne had the occasion to work closely with the families of several airmen killed in flight. Saddened by the survivors’ financial difficulties and recognizing that without intervention, military families would struggle and often fail to realize their fin...
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Posted Thu 12th January
Regional Sales ManagerCopesan Services, Inc.(Portland, Oregon)
Copesan Job Opportunity Immediate Opening For a Regional Sales Manager – Western Region Opportunity Are you a hunter experienced in selling a service solution? Have you been described as “a skilled team-builder who develops superior relationships with internal and external customers?” Then you’re the candidate Copesan is looking for to fill the role of Regional Sales Manager for the Western region...
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Posted Tue 17th January
Regional Sales ManagerCopesan Services, Inc.(Las Vegas, Nevada)
Copesan Job Opportunity Immediate Opening For a Regional Sales Manager – Western Region Opportunity Are you a hunter experienced in selling a service solution? Have you been described as “a skilled team-builder who develops superior relationships with internal and external customers?” Then you’re the candidate Copesan is looking for to fill the role of Regional Sales Manager for the Western region...
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Posted Wed 18th January

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Although tourism is Hawaii's largest industry, the state has much more than surfing and snorkeling to offer. Agriculture also plays a large part in the Hawaiian economy. Hawaii is the only state in the country that grows its own coffee. Hawaii is also the third largest supplier of pineapples in the world and leads the world in macadamia nut and orchid harvests. When it comes to wages, those in Hawaii are paid about 7 percent less on average than those who live on the mainland. Source: Wikipedia.

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