Executive Assistant - Private Equity/Hedge Fund
leeds professional resourcesMiami (FL)
Executive Assistant - Private Equity/Hedge Fund
Posted today
leeds professional resourcesMiami (FL)
Executive Secretaries and Executive Administrative AssistantsMiscellaneous Financial Investment Activities
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Exciting opportunity to join a strong financial services company based here in Miami. This role will provide executive support to a team of finance professionals.
Responsibilities:
- Provide administrative support to the CEO/C-Suite in a variety of capacities, including telephone coverage, photocopying, mail handling, monitoring/responding to email, file maintenance, and assist with completion of specially assigned projects.
- Extensive coordinating and scheduling of meetings with staff. Coordination includes calendars, reserving conference rooms/ordering catering if required, setting up conference calls, and video conference calls as needed.
- Coordinate extensive international travel
- Answer, screen and direct incoming telephone calls and email to proper areas for handling.
- Coordinate executives’ schedules and executive logistics such as managing the calendar, phone calls, public appearances, travel arrangements, filing, and other scheduling as required by the CEO.Must be professional and courteous with all internal and external visitors.
- Manage travel for the team and booking trips
- Comfortable working at a fast pace, in a proactive manner. Anticipate logistical issues on behalf of the CEO.Proven ability to maintain and preserve confidentiality.
- Perform general administrative and other duties as assigned.
Requirements:
Bachelors degree highly preferred 5+ years of executive support Excellent communication
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