Candidate Spotlight – Executive Administrative Assistant

September 16, 2022

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Are you looking for an experienced Executive Administrative Assistant who knows how manufacturing works? Does your manufacturing operation executive team need an expert to help with daily administrative tasks? We have the candidate with the energy you are looking for! Please read on as our Candidate Spotlight may be just the someone you need on your team NOW!

Experienced Executive Administrative Assistant

Experience: 10+ years, Education: Northwestern Business College, Business Administration and College of Office Technology – Certified in Computer Systems.

Industries: Manufacturing, Services Organizations, Data Processing.

Skills: Strong computer skills, Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint, multi-tasker, travel arrangements, HR, coordinate meetings, hospitality for visitors, prepare reports and presentations.

Characteristics: Self aware, kind, professional and polite, capable under pressure, enjoys new challenges, motivated learner, customer focused, adapts to changes and shifts in schedules, gets things done.

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