Assistant to executive vice president vs executive office assistant

Differences between assistant to executive vice president and executive office assistant duties and responsibilities

Assistant to executive vice president example responsibilities.

• Manage company finances through QuickBooks and process accounts payable/receivable.
• Manage weekly payroll and maintain distributed quarterly reports for upper management.
• Organize and manage SVP calendar independently to ensure important meetings receive the priority they deserve by eliminating unnecessary interactions.
• Prepare meeting agendas to include contacting presenters, gathering presentations and uploading to SharePoint sites.
• General clerical including word processing, PowerPoint presentations, database management, spreadsheet compilation, expense reporting and corporate purchasing.
• Entrust with confidential data and proprietary information, regarding payroll and compensation.
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Executive office assistant example responsibilities.

• Create and manage all listings on the MLS as well as all websites in regard to advertising.
• Lead DoD team that assist Pakistan in gaining military capabilities to conduct counter-terrorism operations against the Taliban.
• Support executive and director levels including travel arrangements, detailing agendas, expense reports and PowerPoint presentations.
• Charge with accountability for accounting and bookkeeping in QuickBooks on a daily basis.
• Prepare and track bills and vouchers for payment in QuickBooks process Medicaid and Medicare.
• Assist in full-cycle of the listing process for seller and buyer, including updating MLS listings.
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