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Executive Secretary
A position as an Administrative Assistant which will allow me further utilize my skills and acquire new abilities at a growth-oriented organization.
Executive Secretary
About Me
Industry: |
Clerical & Administrative |
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Occupation: |
Executive Secretary |
Education level: |
Associate |
Will Relocate: |
No |
Location: |
East Brunswick, NJ |
Work Experiences
8/2007 - 3/2009
Circuit City Stores, Inc.
Individual Contributor
- • Provided administrative support to Regional Vice-President and Regional Team.
• Served as a liaison between the Regional Team, Field Associates, and Customers.
• Assisted with daily Human Resource functions, such as processing the hiring, transferring, and termination of employees in addition to maintaining employee records which required being routinely involved in matters of confidential nature.
• Compiled and submitted Regional Vice-President’s expense reports.
• Audited and processed expense reports for Field Associates in accordance with corporate guidelines.
• Ran multiple sales and trend reports weekly for the Regional Vice President.
• Managed Regional Vice President’s e-mail and calendar.
• Tracked progress of Leadership Development Training in the Northeast Region.
• Processed invoices for payment for the Regional Office.
• Taught Regional and District Staff new technology, software, and processes.
• Responsible for travel arrangements for both Regional and District Staff.
• Collaborated with the Event Planning Department to coordinate Regional Meetings and Sales Development Rallies.
• Responsible for the purchase of office supplies for the region.
6/2002 - 8/2007