Top Operations Jobs in Tulsa, OK

The role involves becoming a Licensed Life and Health Insurance Broker, focusing on mortgage protection, disability, and retirement planning, aiming for agency ownership. Expected tasks include converting warm market leads into clients and participating in a supportive, family-oriented team culture aimed at personal and professional development.

The Chief of Staff at City Year Tulsa oversees executive office activities, supports site strategy, leads equity and culture initiatives, and manages budget development and financial monitoring to advance the organization's goals.

The AVP - Legal Recovery is responsible for managing the internal legal recovery team, driving productivity in legal collections, collaborating with various teams to optimize workflows, overseeing inventory management, and ensuring compliance with laws and policies. The role includes leading and mentoring managers, identifying training needs, and assisting in operations and planning.

The paralegal will support the legal team by drafting and negotiating contracts, managing vendor contracts and compliance, maintaining legal documents, and evaluating contract requests. The role requires organization, attention to detail, and the ability to manage multiple tasks within a dynamic environment.

The Experiential Manager will lead the planning and execution of event and experiential marketing programs for a sports betting company, overseeing logistics, client and vendor relationships, and managing a team. Responsibilities include project management, budget oversight, venue procurement, and guest communications, all while ensuring exemplary service for clients and guests during events.

The Receiving IHP Putaway position involves receiving, unpacking, checking, and storing merchandise or materials. The role requires filing requisitions and orders, as well as packing, crating, and shipping products. The job is performed under general supervision, requiring effective communication and organizational skills, as well as the ability to work independently and as part of a team.

The Head Start Grantee Specialist Manager will oversee a team of Grantee Specialists, implement quality assurance systems, develop professional development plans, and ensure effective training for Head Start and Early Head Start grantees. They will also engage with regional offices, support grantees, and participate in national meetings.

The Systems Specialist ensures effective coordination between state and regional partners to enhance early childhood education quality. Responsibilities include providing consultation to Regional Office staff, promoting collaboration, analyzing data on Head Start services, and supporting early childhood initiatives through technical assistance.

As a FEMA Mitigation Regional Lead, you will work to build community resilience against natural disasters by coordinating with federal and local stakeholders. Responsibilities include leading a team, managing grant opportunities, and fostering partnerships to enhance resilience planning and engagement.