Japanese Bilingual Assistant - Administration and Public Relations
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atterro human capital groupSchaumburg (IL)
Secretaries and Administrative Assistants, Except Legal, Medical, and ExecutiveCivic and Social Organizations
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About the role
Position
Title: Japanese Bilingual
Assistant – Administration and Public Relations
Location: Schaumburg, IL (Hybrid: 2 days in-office,
3 days remote)
Classification: Non-Exempt
Work
Schedules: Standard
business hours with occasional weekend availability required for special
events.
Summary This role is
responsible for facilitating internal and external communications regarding
membership, fundraising efforts, community events, and executive meetings at a
non-profit organization. The ideal candidate will provide comprehensive
administrative, event, and meeting support while helping drive public relations
initiatives and foundation grants processes.
Essential
Duties and Responsibilities include but are not limited to: Administrative
& Database Management Answer
inbound phone calls, manage email correspondence, and handle incoming and
outgoing physical mail.
Maintain
office supply inventories and place order requests to maintain appropriate
stock levels.
Organize
event invitations and maintain up-to-date attendee lists for meetings and
special programs.
Input
and maintain accurate database records, including new member onboarding,
member departures, fee payments, and contact updates.
Maintain
administrative student records for affiliated regional educational
institutions.
Assist
with managing the administrative workflows for fundraising initiatives and
foundation grant applications.
Event Support
& Public Relations Develop,
draft, and distribute a weekly email newsletter to organizational members
and partners.
Organize
culture committee programs, including art museum tours, wine seminars, and
family-oriented activities.
Coordinate
community service initiatives and collaborative cultural events, including
beach cleanups and regional heritage festivals.
Support
the planning and execution of foundation fundraising events and grant
presentation ceremonies.
Oversee
guest reception and administrative logistics for major annual gala events.
Coordinate
prize collections and contributions from member organizations for
educational competitions.
Attend
and support weekend events and programs as needed.
Meeting &
Executive Support Manage
meeting invitations, RSVP tracking, and attendee rosters for committee and
board gatherings.
Assist
executive leadership in communicating with partner chambers of commerce
across North America.
Draft
articles covering organization events and proofread content for the online
newsletter.
Continuously
identify opportunities to improve operational efficiency and
cost-effectiveness.
Perform
special projects and miscellaneous duties as assigned by leadership.
Maintain
a clean, safe, and professional working environment while adhering to
organizational policies and ethical standards.
Qualifications Required: High
School Diploma or equivalent; Associate’s degree (A.A.) from a two-year
college/technical school preferred, or equivalent combination of education
and related experience.
Superior
bilingual communication skills in English and Japanese (written and
spoken).
Proficiency
with standard office software, including Windows OS, MS Office (Word,
Excel, PowerPoint), and internet research tools.
Strong
customer service, multi-tasking, time management, and organizational
skills.
High
degree of integrity, adaptability, and ethical standards when handling
confidential information.
Valid
driver’s license and ability to drive as needed for event logistics.
Physical
ability to work in an office setting, operate standard desktop equipment,
and occasionally lift or move up to 25 lbs.
1 to 2
years of prior experience in business operations, administrative support,
or event coordination (preferred).
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