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Administrative Assistant 3 Job in Madison, WI | Robert Half

Posted 2 days ago

robert halfMadison (WI)

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About the role

Administrative Assistant 3We are looking for an experienced Administrative Assistant 3 to support daily office operations and provide high-level administrative assistance in Madison, Wisconsin. This long-term contract position is ideal for someone who can manage competing priorities, communicate professionally with a wide range of stakeholders, and maintain accurate records in a fast-paced environment. The role will contribute to efficient business operations through document preparation, meeting coordination, information handling, and general administrative support.
Responsibilities: Coordinate day-to-day administrative activities, including managing office supply inventories, organizing files, and supporting routine clerical workflows. Create and format business documents such as correspondence, summaries, invoices, reports, and presentation materials with a high degree of accuracy. Maintain organized recordkeeping systems by storing, updating, and retrieving company documents, reports, and other important incoming communications and documentation, assess priority, and route information to the appropriate individuals or teams. Schedule meetings and prepare supporting materials, including agendas, logistics, and follow-up documentation for leadership and committee sessions. Assist with basic bookkeeping and administrative tracking to support operational and financial documentation needs. Respond to internal and external inquiries with professionalism while helping ensure smooth communication across the office. Provide administrative support to senior leaders by handling sensitive information with discretion and strong attention to detail.

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