KS general-management-and-business jobs with Koch Industries, Inc.

INVISTA is a subsidiary of Koch Industries, Inc., one of the world's largest privately-held companies. Koch companies employ about 60,000 people and have a presence in nearly 60 countries. INVISTA is

Provide leadership over Property Management for the Koch aggregate portfolio of properties! Seeking a strong professional to lead this team with a focus on customers, a drive to innovate and further b

The IT Asset Management Supervisor will supervise day to day operations for the IT Asset Management and Software Compliance team! Excellent opportunity to join a dynamic and growing organization! Sup

Koch Business Solutions, Facilities Solutions team is seeking a Global Real Estate Director to manage global commercial real estate portfolios including leased and owned assets. The Global Real Estate

At Koch Creative Group, we give innovations the utmost attention they deserve and unearth their true potential every day. We partner with our customers to deliver marketing and design solutions that e

In an effort to capitalize on Koch’s unique position for future growth, Koch Equity Development, LLC (KED) provides investment origination, valuation, and execution for new investment platforms. Addit

Business Development Associate, Specialty Materials INVISTA is a subsidiary of Koch Industries, Inc., one of the world's largest privately-held companies. Koch companies employ about 60,000 people an

Position Summary We are seeking an individual with a strong sense of urgency as well as exceptional customer service and organizational skills. The Selection Coordinator will partner with Recruiters

Koch Business Solution's Business Applications team has an exciting leadership opportunity with a focus on the BMC ITSM application suite! Our team supports a variety of modules, integrations, and app

Koch Fertilizer, LLC and its subsidiaries own or have interests in nitrogen fertilizer plants in the United States, Canada, and Trinidad and Tobago.The companies cover global demand through terminals