Executive assistant to president vs executive assistant to general manager

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

Executive assistant to president example responsibilities.

• Track daily explanations of benefits, manage deposits, reconcile accounts, submit expense reports, and perform payroll administration.
• Develop daily PowerPoint presentations depicting programs / events televise throughout the campus, generating program awareness and increasing attendance.
• Create and edit professional-level PowerPoint presentations for clients, and perform Internet web research; assist in management of receptions.
• Perform diversified and confidential administrative duties with high attention to detail including completing payroll in the absence of financial director.
• Compile, manage and organize travel and expense reports processing and submitting reports using PeopleSoft for reimbursement.

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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