Top Office Manager Jobs

The Executive Assistant manages executive calendars, prepares information for meetings, provides administrative support, coordinates travel, and assists in recruiting while streamlining communication and handling projects efficiently.

Oversee daily office operations, enhance employee experiences, manage facilities, support onboarding and IT needs, and coordinate office events to improve workplace culture.

Support multiple executives by managing calendars, travel bookings, and expenses while enhancing team efficiency and collaboration.

The Executive Assistant II will support retail sales and operations leaders by managing communication, organizing meetings, maintaining office processes, and handling confidential information. This role requires excellent organizational and communication skills, problem-solving abilities, and flexibility in a fast-paced environment.

The Mailroom Clerk processes mail and packages, supports administrative tasks, and collaborates with team members to meet departmental standards.

The Client Onsite Manager oversees daily operations for temporary workforce on-site, managing onboarding, attendance, compliance, and communication with client partners.

The Office and Events Associate will manage office operations and employee experience in NYC. Responsibilities include maintaining the office environment, managing vendors, coordinating events, and ensuring productivity support for staff.

The Office Manager will oversee day-to-day operations, manage vendor relationships, support employee onboarding, assist with budgets, and maintain an organized office environment.

The role involves maintaining and cleaning three offices, overseeing contractor work, and ensuring supplies and organization in kitchen areas.

The Executive Assistant will support multiple executives by managing schedules, coordinating meetings, arranging travel, and ensuring effective communication across teams.