Executive secretary, administrative assistant vs senior administrative assistant

Differences between executive secretary, administrative assistant and senior administrative assistant duties and responsibilities

Executive secretary, administrative assistant example responsibilities.

• Orchestrate special events and reservations; manage customer relations and provide exemplary service to all customers.
• Disseminate pertinent data to executives and staff, prepare bi-weekly meeting minutes and PowerPoint presentations for monthly meetings.
• General office tasks include handling mail, payroll, filing, maintaining portfolio inventory, contact with family members, etc.
• Submit electronic payroll, via PeopleSoft application.
• Prepare PowerPoint presentations, article submissions and portions of grant applications.
• Implement a solution for staffing restructure that reduce overall salary expense while maintaining productivity for a rehabilitation inpatient nursing unit.
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Senior administrative assistant example responsibilities.

• Create and manage RFP and proposal processes for various projects.
• Manage branches fiscal transactions including A/P, A/R, payroll, petty cash, safeguard reconciliation, and corporate reporting.
• Coordinate calendars, schedule meetings and manage associated logistics including domestic/international travel.
• Scheduled/Coordinate enterprise-wide WebEx conferences, facilitate team meetings, and manage executive schedules and itineraries.
• Manage and coordinate complex internal and external meetings and/or events via videoconferencing, WebEx and teleconference calls.
• Manage upper level calendar scheduling, arrange domestic and international travel, prepare PowerPoint presentations, correspondence and process expense reports.
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