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The Office and Events Associate supports workplace operations, manages office facilities, coordinates events, and ensures smooth daily operations, maintaining the office environment and relationship with vendors.
The Office Manager/Front Desk Receptionist at Accuris is responsible for greeting visitors, managing mail and packages, stocking supplies, scheduling meetings and company events, making travel arrangements, and supporting senior leadership with administrative duties. The role requires strong communication, organizational, and multitasking skills.
As an Administrative & Office Manager, you'll oversee operations of the NYC office, manage vendor relationships, ensure compliance with regulations, coordinate administrative functions like budgeting and onboarding, organize events, and support travel arrangements.
The Executive Business Manager will support the CEO, managing administrative needs, strategic events, and operations. Key responsibilities include scheduling, travel logistics, and event planning, alongside fostering relationships with executives and stakeholders. Flexibility and strong organizational skills are essential for success in this dynamic role.
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The Executive Assistant to the CEO will manage the CEO's calendar, handle communication, organize travel, prepare meeting materials, and manage office operations, ensuring efficient support for the CEO's priorities and projects.
The Office Manager will oversee day-to-day operations, coordinate office projects including space planning, manage vendor relationships, handle ticketing and purchase orders, and support new hire onboarding and internal events.
As a Technical Risk Manager, you will partner with product and tech leaders to support Capital One's business initiatives, manage risk assessments, and improve processes. Your role will require you to communicate effectively with executives, manage multiple tasks, and provide invaluable insights into risk management. You will consult on risks by leveraging your understanding of business strategies and ensure proper risk management within the organization.
As an Enterprise Products & Experiences Technical Risk Manager, you will lead risk management initiatives by collaborating with product and tech teams, conducting risk assessments, and implementing improvements to enhance processes and mitigate risks. The role involves engaging with stakeholders across lines of business and communicating complex ideas effectively to executive leadership.
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The Process Manager will lead risk assessments for the Emerging Payments sector, identifying and evaluating risks in payments and cybersecurity. They will collaborate with various teams to enhance risk management practices and work on process improvements while providing insights to senior management and staying informed about industry trends and regulations.
As a Process Manager in the Emerging Payments division, you will lead process-based risk assessments to identify and evaluate risks in payments and cybersecurity. Your role involves analyzing business data to uncover trends and improvements, providing risk management guidance, and collaborating with senior leaders to enhance processes and customer experiences.
The Process Manager in the Emerging Payments team will conduct process-based risk assessments, identify risks across payment systems, and collaborate with business teams to enhance risk management practices while driving improvements in customer experiences.
The Portfolio Manager will lead client acquisition and manage investment strategies for family offices and nonprofits in the LATAM region. Responsibilities include providing customized investment advice, executing investment management solutions, and conducting investment reviews, while collaborating with various internal teams to meet client expectations.
The Office Manager oversees administrative services in the New York office, manages a large team, develops and implements the office budget, and ensures high-quality service delivery. The role requires coordination with various departments for efficient operations and strong leadership to guide and develop the team while managing vendor relationships and ensuring compliance with firm policies.
The Office Manager is responsible for the day-to-day administrative functions of the office, ensuring high levels of customer service, managing relationships with vendors, and coordinating office activities and events. This role requires handling office supplies, maintaining cleanliness, supporting senior management, and organizing team events.
The Office Manager at Coterie is responsible for a variety of tasks including assisting the leadership team, managing office processes, organizing events, and handling interactions with vendors and guests, all while promoting a positive company culture.
The Office Manager at Truework will assist with office operations, maintain inventory, coordinate deliveries, and ensure a clean and welcoming environment for employees and guests.
The Office Manager will oversee daily operations, coordinate scheduling, assist HR with interviews and onboarding, create and revise documents, manage tasks, facilitate executive-level operations, and provide administrative support to company principals while maintaining organization and professionalism in a fast-paced environment.
The Office Manager will assist the General Manager with accounting functions, including the preparation of financial records, managing accounts receivable, processing invoices, and ensuring compliance with GAAP. They will also support budget planning and maintain effective communication with customers and the management team.
The Office Manager II will oversee all office-related activities, including inventory management, facility maintenance, budgeting, event planning, and compliance with health and safety regulations. This role involves collaboration with both US and international facilities teams and supports leadership in various office needs.
The Office Manager is responsible for providing secretarial services and managing office administrative functions. This includes telephone coverage, overseeing office equipment and supplies, monitoring file systems, and ensuring completion of administrative tasks while supporting various departments.
The Office Manager oversees the efficient operation of the office, managing a team of Office Coordinators. Responsibilities include training and directing staff, managing office budgets, and providing administrative support. The role requires organizing projects and acting as a local help desk contact
Lead the Advisor M365 Cloud team, managing engineers in the planning, design, and management of Messaging and Collaboration tools. Responsibilities include driving migration from on-premises to Exchange Online, collaborating on roadmaps, and managing critical incidents.
As a Senior Associate Unit Manager at Capital One, you will lead and develop a team of 10-20 associates in the Credit Bureau Disputes department, focusing on enhancing customer service and operational efficiency. Responsibilities include coaching team members, managing performance metrics, and ensuring high quality service delivery while motivating associates. You will execute project management and administrative tasks to achieve business goals.
The Office Manager will oversee daily office operations, manage office budgets, maintain communication logs, assist team members, supervise staff, support meetings, oversee facility maintenance, and handle special projects as assigned.
The Senior Risk Manager oversees risk management programs related to regulatory change and foreign borrower risks within the Commercial Bank. Responsibilities include leading a team, developing policies, maintaining a risk framework, and collaborating with various stakeholders to mitigate risks. This role demands strong analytical skills and effective communication across the organization.
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