Perform general clerical duties, such as answering and directing phone calls, taking messages, handling correspondence, organizing and maintaining files, scheduling appointments, and managing calendars.
Provide administrative assistance to executives or department managers, including preparing reports, and presentations, drafting/editing correspondence, filing/paper management, bookkeeping, typing, equipment handling, customer service, research, and self-motivation
Coordinate office activities and operations, including ordering and maintaining office supplies, managing office equipment, overseeing the maintenance of office facilities, and arranging for repairs when necessary.
Schedule and organize meetings, conferences, and events, including preparing agendas, taking meeting minutes, arranging logistics, coordinating travel and accommodations, and ensuring all necessary materials and resources are available.
Maintain accurate records and databases, such as employee records, attendance logs, expense reports, and inventory lists. Ensure confidentiality and security of sensitive information.
Communicate effectively with internal staff, external clients, and vendors, both verbally and in writing. Handle incoming and outgoing correspondence promptly and professionally.
Collect, analyze, and summarize data and information, and prepare reports as required. Update and maintain databases, spreadsheets, and other records.
support for various projects and initiatives, such as research, data gathering, documentation, and coordination of tasks.
Technology and Software Proficiency: Utilize various office software and technology tools, such as word processing, spreadsheet, and presentation software, email and calendar systems, and database management tools.
Requirements
Minimum of 2 – 4 years as an Administrative Secretary
Bachelor’s Degree or it’s equivalent in an administrative-related course
Possessing any of these certifications would be an added bonus ICSAN, CMS, or NIM