Own logistics and agenda development for regular practice meetings and team initiatives
Coordinate meeting materials and deck creation for key Practice Leader meetings including practice QBRs
Focus on process and practice improvement initiatives, including updating best practice documentation, project staffing, or utilization reporting for practice
Organize practice documentation and ensure all team members have up to date materials and knowledge
In collaboration with SMEs, maintain centralized knowledge base for vendors/preferred partner relationships
Requirements
Minimum 3 years’ proven experience either in an office management, executive assistant, or project management capacity, ideally within a consulting, private equity, investment banking, law firm or professional services organization.
Minimum overall 5 years’ experience in a position within a fast-paced professional environment.
Strong attention to detail, follow-up and excellent organizational skills.
Ability to treat sensitive/confidential information with appropriate discretion.
Strong sense of urgency, adaptability, flexibility and resourcefulness.
The ability to function professionally under pressure, while managing multiple concurrent projects and deadlines.
Proven competencies in software applications and programs, particularly Microsoft Office, including Excel, Word, Power Point, and Outlook.
Excellent word processing and file management skills.
Must possess personal tact, discretion and good judgment.
Excellent interpersonal, written and verbal communication skills.
Acts with integrity in all situations.
Occasional after hours work is necessary.
Bachelor’s degree preferred.
Benefits
bonuses
comprehensive benefits package
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
Tip: use these terms in your resume and cover letter to boost ATS matches.
Hard skills
project managementoffice managementexecutive assistantattention to detailorganizational skillsfile managementword processing
Soft skills
discretionsense of urgencyadaptabilityflexibilityresourcefulnessprofessionalism under pressureinterpersonal communicationwritten communicationverbal communicationintegrity