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Executive Assistant Office Manager, North York, Appleone Employment Services
85000000 CA$
Executive Assistant Office Manager, North York, Appleone Employment Services
Canada, Ontario, North York,
Published August 9, 2022
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Executive Assistant and Office Manager Up to $85K North York This is an exciting opportunity to join a growing company expanding into Canada. This company offers a competitive salary with excellent perks and benefits.
4 Weeks vacation to start + 10 personal days
Flexi Days
Hybrid working model (3 days in office and 2 days from home)
Up to 5% RRSP matching
12 weeks parental leave top up
Tuition reimbursement
Free weekly lunches, gifts, discounts and a lot more Responsibilities:
In this role you will be one of the first employees in the office and will be responsible for the setting up of the new contact centre. The Office Manager is also responsible for the smooth and efficient office operation by:
Providing a high level of support to the Chief Operating Officer and wider Senior Leadership team and a range of administrative based tasks
Ensuring that the building and its services are maintained to a high standard
Executive a broad and engaging range of recognition focused events, initiatives and benefits Admin support:
Provide administrative support to senior executives
Calendar mgt and Travel arrangements
Ordering office supplies and catering for meeting
Greet visitors at reception
Facilities:
Manage building maintenance and repairs
Organize office cleaning
Ensure office security requirements are maintained
Organize office fit out requirements and modifications
Build and maintain strong relationships with internal and external stakeholders Event Mgt:
Deliver a broad range of on and offsite events and initiatives in line with stakeholder expectations and company values. This includes but is not limited to:
Quarterly Reward & Recognition events
Monthly Health & Wellbeing events
Annual Conferences
Team morning or afternoon teas and lunches as requested
Adhoc events, incentives and initiatives as requested
A high level of creativity, research, planning, budgeting, and communication is required to successfully execute the event schedule Qualifications:
Proven office management and administrative experience with 5+ years EA or executive management experience in a corporate environment
Minimum qualification Diploma in Business Administration and or similar qualification
Intermediate - Advanced PC, Word, Outlook, PowerPoint and Excel Skills
High attention to detail with strong organizational and planning skills
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Experience setting up a new office or contact centre is preferred
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