An Executive Secretary provides high-level administrative and secretarial support to senior executives, managing complex schedules, handling confidential communications, coordinating meetings and travel arrangements, preparing reports, and acting as a key liaison between internal and external stakeholders to ensure efficient office operations and executive productivity.
Job Summary
The Executive Secretary is a crucial administrative professional who supports one or more senior executives by managing their daily operations, facilitating communication, and ensuring the smooth running of the executive office.
Key Responsibilities
- Calendar & Schedule Management: Manage complex daily, weekly, and monthly calendars, schedule appointments, meetings, and events, and coordinate logistics.
- Communication: Screen and redirect phone calls, manage correspondence (emails, letters, packages), draft documents, and serve as a primary point of contact.
- Meeting Coordination: Arrange meetings, prepare agendas, take and distribute meeting minutes, and follow up on action items.
- Travel Arrangements: Plan and book all travel logistics for executives.
- Document Preparation: Prepare, edit, and proofread reports, presentations, memos, and other critical documents.
- Information Management: Maintain organized electronic and paper filing systems, manage confidential information with discretion, and conduct research.
- Liaison: Act as a link between the executive, staff, clients, and other departments, ensuring timely information flow.
- Office Management: Oversee office supplies, manage basic bookkeeping, and handle general administrative tasks.
Qualifications & Skills
- Strong organizational and time-management skills.
- Excellent written and verbal communication.
- Discretion and ability to handle confidential information.
- Proficiency in relevant software (e.g., MS Office Suite).
- Proactive problem-solving and multitasking abilities.
- Experience in a similar administrative or secretarial role.