Key Duties and Responsibilities
The responsibilities of a CEO Office Manager are multifaceted, ranging from high-level administrative support to project management and internal/external communication.
1. Executive Administrative Support
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Calendar and Schedule Management:
Proactively manage and coordinate the CEO's complex calendar, including scheduling meetings, appointments, and resolving scheduling conflicts.
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Correspondence Triage:
Manage and triage the CEO's incoming emails and communications, drafting responses, forwarding requests, and flagging high-priority or confidential matters.
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Travel and Logistics:
Arrange and manage all aspects of the CEO's travel, including detailed itineraries, transportation, accommodation, and necessary documentation.
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Meeting Preparation:
Prepare and coordinate all materials for meetings, including agendas, presentations, and background research, ensuring the CEO is adequately briefed.
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Record Keeping:
Maintain and organize confidential files, reports, and documentation relevant to the CEO's initiatives and the organization's governance.
2. Communication and Liaison
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Internal Communication:
Serve as the primary point of contact and communication bridge between the CEO's office and senior leadership, department heads, and all employees.
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External Relations:
Communicate directly and professionally on behalf of the CEO with clients, partners, donors, Board members, and other external stakeholders.
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Board Support:
Assist with Board and governance administration, including coordinating board meetings, preparing board materials, and managing minutes and action summaries.
3. Office Management and Operations
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Process Improvement:
Establish and continuously improve processes and systems within the CEO's office to optimize efficiency and workflow effectiveness.
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Resource Management:
Manage the office budget, oversee expense reporting, handle light bookkeeping, and manage vendor relationships for the executive office.
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Office Environment:
Ensure the CEO's office environment runs smoothly, including managing office supplies, coordinating with IT, and overseeing equipment maintenance.
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Confidentiality:
Handle all sensitive and confidential information, issues, and concerns with the utmost
discretion
and professionalism.
4. Strategic and Project Support
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Project Oversight:
Oversee and coordinate special projects, initiatives, or cross-departmental collaborations initiated by the CEO, monitoring progress and ensuring goals are met.
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Data and Analysis:
Conduct research and compile data on industries, clients, or financial metrics to support the CEO's decision-making and strategic planning.
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Strategy Implementation:
Assist in embedding organizational strategies into the day-to-day operations and coordinating organizational performance plans and reporting.
Preferred experience in health sector.