Executive assistant to general manager vs administrative assistant to vice president

Differences between executive assistant to general manager and administrative assistant to vice president duties and responsibilities

Executive assistant to general manager example responsibilities.

• Manage the daily operations of the executive offices including timekeeping and payroll, purchasing, database/records management and charitable donation requests.
• Create and maintain colleges' presence on NYIT website.
• Administer the offices' monetary accounts and purchases in PeopleSoft.
• Maintain donor and library student assistant alumni databases; create and maintain mailing lists.
• Organize mailings to alumni and distinguish individuals for donations and gifts to the law school.
• Prepare and process academic transcripts to be send to various colleges and distribute office mail.
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Administrative assistant to vice president example responsibilities.

• Manage SVP meeting and travel calendar, providing detail itineraries and travel information.
• Manage WBB TOC SharePoint site to ensure all organizational communications are post timely.
• Manage departmental budget monthly by maintaining payroll systems, updating daily reconciliation reports and weekly completion of staff scheduling matrix.
• Arrange travel including international travel for SVP and direct reports, including itineraries and reservations.
• Facilitate electronic payroll, employee training and office organization; client/vendor contacts, calendar management, and visitor assistance.
• Create and maintain SharePoint site for executive management and administration.
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