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The Manager of Finance Compliance, SOX is responsible for driving SOX compliance across the organization, assisting with SEC reporting, and coordinating audit processes. Key tasks include monitoring compliance, working with auditors, preparing SEC filings, and evaluating financial controls.

The Manager of National & Strategic Accounts is responsible for developing sales strategies, managing client relationships, and achieving revenue growth through effective account management and collaboration across departments.

The Senior Steward leads cleaning of guest cabins, food service, and inventory management duties. They train and supervise other stewards, ensuring compliance with health and safety standards while providing excellent customer service. The role involves a mix of cabin cleaning, food preparation, and overseeing dining activities on board expeditions.

The Financial System Analyst at Lindblad Expeditions serves as a bridge between Accounting and IT, ensuring the optimization, maintenance, and innovation of financial systems like Great Plains and Seaware. Responsibilities include system troubleshooting, integration, training, process documentation, collaboration with IT, and data analysis to enhance operational efficiency and financial reporting.

The Global Director of Sourcing and Procurement will lead the strategic sourcing and procurement initiatives for Lindblad Expeditions, optimizing the supply chain, managing vendor relationships, and ensuring cost-effective procurement while aligning with company goals and driving operational efficiency.

The Chief Mate supervises deck operations, oversees navigation and safety protocols, and manages the deck crew. Responsibilities include ensuring vessel cleanliness, participating in guest relations, handling small boat operations, and coordinating training. It requires effective crisis management skills and the ability to work in a team-oriented environment.

The Second Mate is responsible for maintaining navigation and communication equipment on the vessel, assisting with piloting and navigation, ensuring safety protocols are met, and operating small boats. They handle essential administrative tasks related to voyage planning and crew training.

The Cultural Specialist supports the expedition by providing cultural insights and expertise on Greenland. Responsibilities include creating and delivering engaging presentations, facilitating interactions with guests, and participating in field activities. This role requires strong communication skills and the ability to engage in a multi-national environment while working independently.

The Naturalist for Iceland will provide expertise in natural history during expeditions, lead walks, prepare engaging presentations, and enhance guest experiences through effective communication and teamwork. This role requires creating presentations, leading evening recaps, and participating in shore excursions.