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Corporate Strategies and Development

www.csdseattle.com

 
Corporate Strategies and Development, LLC (CSD) began in 1996 at the request of several Puget Sound business owners who needed assistance to grow and develop their respective organizations. We helped them visualize possibilities, renew innovation, and achieve results! Our team has expanded since those early years, yet our legacy has remained consistent – We are focused on positively impacting the fundamental way people do business, through a strong values-based approach. We`ve worked with more than 100 organizations in the Northwest and across the United States, and their testimonials tell the story of how CSD helped them accomplish significant achievements!
  • Number of Employees: 0-25
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.csdseattle.com
  • 10902 NE 37Th Place #2, Bellevue
    Seattle, WA USA 98004
  • Phone: 425.828.0128

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Chief Financial Officer

Corporate Strategies and Development Seattle, WA
The Chief Financial Officer of PSF Mechanical will have ultimate responsibility for all accounting and financial activities of the organization and for proactively providing the CEO and other members of the management team with effective advice, counsel, analysis and interpretation of financial and operational performance data that will assist with ...

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