Description
Provide high-level administrative support to executives by managing calendars, communications, travel, and meeting logistics; prepare reports and presentations, conduct research, handle confidential information and information requests, and coordinate cross-functional priorities. May streamline office procedures and support or train other administrative staff.
- • Manage and optimize executives' calendars and priorities.
- • Coordinate and schedule meetings, appointments, and conference calls.
- • Prepare agendas, briefings, and meeting materials.
- • Record, compile, and distribute meeting minutes and action items.
- • Draft and edit correspondence, memos, and communications.
- • Prepare reports, presentations, spreadsheets, and dashboards.
- • Handle incoming emails, calls, and mail; triage and route as needed.
- • Greet and screen visitors and callers for executive access.
- • Arrange domestic and international travel and itineraries.
- • Process expense reports, invoices, and credit card reconciliations.
- • Maintain filing systems and retrieve records and reports.
- • Conduct research and compile data for executive decision-making.
- • Coordinate cross-functional follow-ups and project timelines.
- • Maintain confidentiality and manage sensitive information.
- • Review and improve administrative processes and workflows.
- • Coordinate catering, facilities, and technology for meetings and events.
- • Manage office supplies and basic bookkeeping or purchasing tasks.
- • Support budget tracking and departmental finances.
- • Liaise with internal teams, clients, and external partners on behalf of executives.
- • Train, onboard, or mentor administrative staff as needed.
- • Interpret and communicate office policies and procedures.
- • Assist with HR or payroll information processing as assigned.
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Last reviewed: Jan 2026
