EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT TO VP OF ADVERTISING

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direct staffingBrisbane (CA)

Executive Secretaries and Executive Administrative Assistants Other Services Related to Advertising

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About the role

Executive Assistant To VP Of Advertising We are hiring an Executive Administrator to support the VP of our North America Advertising business. Own all EA responsibilities for the VP including calendar, schedule, travel, expenses and everything in between. Your goal is to ensure the VP is executing at her best! Calendar: Own all aspects of the VP's calendar, coordination with other admins at our company and third party companies to schedule, plan and coordinate meetings. Day to day support: Partner with the VP to build a game plan for the week and month including everything from sequencing of meetings, travel times, picking up lunch as necessary, anticipating and managing changes real-time. You appreciate the thrill of making it work and love working in a dynamic environment. PPT support: Provide polish, fit and finish and design work for executive presentations. Bring that extra attention to detail to everything that you do! Provide travel, expense and small team event coordination for all members of the VP's staff. DL management: maintain up to date distribution lists for our broad organization groups

Qualifications:

3+ years experience as an Executive Administrator working with executives.
Strong attention to detail and an appreciation for fit and finish
You are a hard worker who thrives in a dynamic environment
You are a self-starter who is highly perceptive and likes to get things done
Proven vendor negotiation skills
Candidate details:5+ to 7 years experience

Ideal candidate: This position is in Brisbane, CA - working remote is not an option. We are looking for someone with high energy, great outgoing personality.4-5 years of experience preferably in a similar environment (marketing, advertising, sales) Collaborative Add value, more than just EA support, willing to learn and take on more projects

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