liaise

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Manage the project and risk elements of contract change, particularly as it relates to delay / programme impact - liaise with the Commercial team to ...

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  1. intransitive verb To effect or establish a liaison.
  2. intransitive verb To act or serve as a liaison officer.

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  • Manage the project and risk elements of contract change, particularly as it relates to delay / programme impact - liaise with the Commercial team to ... —  silicon.com :
  • Lazard has also been asked to liaise closely with the US regulator, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) which is investigating the unauthorised payments to Black and several of his fellow directors.
  • Instead, he points to his office managers who hire seasonal tax preparers and liaise with corporate headquarters. —  Inc.com
  • I remembered on my 2nd job, I wasn't only playing the role of customer support and documentation; I also have to liaise with the suppliers and do testing. —  Life's Roller Coaster~
  • He requested that NTDC should appoint a liaison Officer who would liaise between the corporation and the World Bank on statistics. —  Welcome to the Frontpage
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