Office manager/administrative assistant jobs in Pembroke, MA

Diverse and vibrant membership association of highly engaged philanthropic organizations and nonprofits that fosters collaboration, provides training, and connects funders to grantees to improve Massachusetts' overall philanthropy seeks an Executive Office and Operations Manager to play a pivotal role in supporting the CEO. Hours/Schedule: FT, 40 hours/week, M-F, 9am -5pm ET Benefits: Competitive benefits including health/dental/vision and 401 K. Additional benefits include HSA and PTO accrued based on tenure. Job Type: Direct Hire Location Requirements: Hybrid, 3 days/week onsite and 2 remote. Thursdays are mandatory in-office and the role is expected to align with the in-office schedule with CEO. Rate: $70,000-$80,000/annually Job Description: The Executive Office and Operations Manager to play a pivotal role in supporting the CEO in executing the organization's strategic vision and ensuring the efficient functioning of the organization's operations. This position requires executive leadership, operations management, human resources, and technology oversight expertise. The ideal candidate has 7+ years' experience, is a systems thinker who thrives in detail-oriented environments and enjoys creating solutions that streamline workflows and enhance organizational impact. Responsibilities: Chief Executive & Board Support: Oversee all elements of the CEO responsibility to sustain essential executive level relationships & reinforce strong workflows throughout the organization. Activities include - Calendar management for CEO, enabling her ability to prioritize key bodies of work while balancing competing requests for her time. This includes complex scheduling, creating agendas, preparing meeting materials, and other activities as relevant Support Board of Directors related activities: arrange Board and Committee meetings, compile materials, handle meeting logistics, and record minutes Coordinate members follow-up and engagement with CEO to maintain and enhance strong relationships with key partners Support CEO's written communication and draft emails and messages to internal/external stakeholders Support the CEO in implementing the organization's strategic vision, including managing the development and documentation of internal processes and procedures, ensuring consistency and alignment with organizational goals. Examples include - Coordinate documentation and successful implementation of recent organizational assessment Develop and maintain a platform-based organizational calendar and planning system (e.g., Asana, Monday) that ensures greater accountability and transparency across all function areas Identify operational inefficiencies and address effective solutions in a timely manner Serve as the primary point of contact for the organization's external IT provider to resolve technology issues promptly, provide staff support, and ensure smooth functioning of systems. This includes supporting the strengthening and streamlining of IT systems, ensuring better integration across all platforms. Coordinate with lead staff the organization's website and CRM process, ensuring timely updates, accurate content, and streamlined user experiences for internal and external stakeholders. Conduct regular assessments of operational workflows and recommend productivity and cost improvements. Maintain a contract management system to track all vendor agreements, timelines, deliverables, and compliance documentation for consultants, grant recipients, and other contracts Maintain core operations for personnel and physical office space, including: Act as the liaison with office building management to address maintenance needs, security protocols, and operational concerns Document and support hiring manager onboarding process for new hires, ensuring digital and physical workspaces are prepared prior to their start date Collaborate with hiring managers to develop and implement recruiting, onboarding, and retention systems that align with organizational values and needs. Ensure personnel policies comply with federal and state regulations, updating the personnel manual as needed in coordination with the CEO. Coordinate with hiring manager to support all new hires ensuring organizational policies, procedures, and systems are addressed throughout the hiring process. Oversee operational administrative activities: stock office supplies, conduct equipment maintenance, manage vendor relationships to ensure efficient procurement and fulfillment processes; oversee the collection and distribution of mail; ensure shared office spaces to maintain a clean, professional, and welcoming environment for staff and guests; coordinate logistics for meetings, including scheduling, material preparation, and setup of meeting spaces (outside of programming/events) Qualifications: Minimum 7 years' experience in operations & executive management or relevant field Mastery with tech platforms, including Adobe Pro, Asana (or similar), Salesforce and others Prior experience working closely with CEO/ED, executive leadership, and Board members Time management skills to create timelines, meet deadlines, and problem-solve Ability to prioritize responsibilities and effectively communicate those priorities “up” to organizational leadership Ability to work collaboratively across organizational departments and teams Strong written and oral communication skills Ability to exercise discretion regarding confidential matters is essential Analyzing data to develop business intelligence, preferred Prior operations management experience in a nonprofit setting, preferred FlexProfessionals respects and seeks to empower each individual and support the diverse cultures, perspectives, skills, and experiences of its candidate network. FlexProfessionals does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, sex, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, age, non-disqualifying physical or mental disability, national origin, veteran status, or any other basis covered by appropriate law. The candidates whose resumes are shared with our business clients are selected on the basis of qualifications, merit, and business needs.

Our Boston area research institution client is seeking a Financial Administrative Assistant to support financial compliance and daily operational tasks. This role involves reviewing financial transactions, processing journal vouchers, managing purchasing follow-up, and assisting team members with reimbursement and administrative needs. The position will start fully onsite for training and may transition to a hybrid schedule upon completion. If you are interested and meet the qualifications below, apply with your resume for more information! Compensation: $24-26/h contract *These salary numbers are not guaranteed, and take into account experience level, qualifications, and internal equity - potential offer may be outside of this range* Hours: M-Th, 9 am - 2:30 pm *Applicants must be able to work fully onsite in Boston in order to be eligible for this role.* Responsibilities: Review monthly financial transactions to ensure accuracy and alignment with program guidelines Track open purchase orders, verify status with team members, and close canceled orders Prepare and process journal vouchers to ensure proper allocation of expenses Assist staff with reimbursement requests for out-of-pocket purchases Handle operational tasks such as access requests, facilities coordination, and documentation processing Participate in regularly scheduled team meetings Qualifications: 2-3 years of relevant financial or administrative experience Experience with reconciliations and journal vouchers Strong computer skills, including proficiency with spreadsheets Excellent organizational, analytical, and problem-solving abilities Ability to manage multiple tasks, meet deadlines, and follow through independently Strong communication and customer service orientation Ability to work both independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced environment Our Commitment to Belonging & Inclusion The Hollister Group is an equal opportunity employer. We welcome and encourage applications from people who are under-represented in their respective occupation or position.

The Opportunity: Contribute To The Growth Of Your Career. Support a combination of VPs/AVPs Schedules and maintains multiple calendars of appointments and meetings. Coordinates travel itineraries and process expenses. Responds to questions, requests, and research information. Interfaces with a variety of customers on issues which are complex or of a confidential nature. Involves appropriate Associates from other departments or divisions to resolve issues. May provide functional guidance and training to other Associates within Division. Communicates pertinent information among appropriate departments. Involves appropriate Associates from other departments in the resolution of issues. Analyses operating practices and creates/revises systems and procedures as necessary. Organizes and maintains files, record keeping systems, and office layout. Oversees and monitors administrative projects. Performs other duties as required or directed. Organizes meetings (Catering, Booking Rooms, Follow up, etc.) Printing, organizing, and disseminating significant number of Reports on time Timekeeping Back-up Support to other Admins. Manages and administers various documents and spreadsheets Supports all meetings and sessions held in the home office Support training and conferences with prep and coordination needs Plans and participates in division initiatives such Team Building events. Gather and analysis the workforce analytics reports to support HR leadership Supports the managing the operational budget and partners with Finance as needed Leverages HR systems such as Workday and ServiceNow to provide reports and maintain Teams site Works in partnership with leadership to develop and maintain confidential database to support the business needs Support HR leadership by coordinating and advising on company policies, procedures, contract administration, and benefit programs. Assist with comprehensive documentation of action steps, communications, and materials needed to prepare for organizational changes. Gathers HR and Financial information to prepare for contract preparation meetings Completes special projects as assigned or directed Who We Are Looking For: You. Administrative experience in a corporate human resource setting preferred 5+ years of complex calendar management, scheduling meetings, arranging travel schedules and processing expenses Strong Microsoft Office experience required, specifically PowerPoint, Excel, Outlook, and Word Excellent communication manner, solid written and verbal communication skills and be customer service oriented Ability to successfully juggle many things at one time and shift gears to prioritize Strong ability to build relationships and collaborate with local and remote team members and other admins Superior organizational and administrative skills and the ability to multitask and maintain strong attention to detail in a fast-paced environment Able to effectively manage confidential and sensitive information. Willingness to learn, take direction well and be a team player Ability to focus and get the job done while avoiding distractions Great at being resourceful and leveraging relationships to problem solve Understanding of change management Understanding of the budget process Ability to partner with multiple levels across divisions in North America This position has a starting pay range of $25.60 to $35.20 per hour. Actual starting pay is determined by a number of factors, including relevant skills, qualifications, and experience.

Job Responsibilities: Fully responsible for the operation and management of the Boston Office; In charge of expanding market channels in the US, planning and organizing various marketing activities; Responsible for consulting with families who are interested in studying abroad and converting them into signed clients; In charge of service management and guidance for families after they sign for studying abroad; Responsible for the training and development of the team. Job Requirements: Full-case consultants at the partner level or top advisor level in high-end organizations or studios, proficient in US undergraduate or high school business; Bachelor's degree above from the top 30 universities of US News is preferred; Rich experience in independent full-case consultation and continuous learning ability; Strong self-motivation and a cooperative win-win attitude; Excellent presentation, communication, and service awareness skills; Upright values, strong presence, and strong logical thinking abilities.

Data Axle is a leader in data solutions that drive meaningful connections between companies and people. We harness data, AI, and technology to create authentic, personalized experiences to improve our clients' business performance. Recognized for delivering innovative B2B and B2C solutions and exceptional service for more than five decades, our global team is dedicated to helping businesses and nonprofits of all sizes thrive. We are currently seeking an Executive Assistant. This position is responsible for performing high-level administrative, secretarial, and general office work to assist and support senior executives. This position also coordinates and manages small projects as needed for the group. including day-to-day support of the Boston office and its on-site operations. Essential Job Functions: Provide support on essential administrative duties, including arranging appointments, travel, meetings, and conference calls. Provide phone, mail, and email coverage as necessary, using discretion. Draft responses or replies when necessary. Assist with the development of presentations, letters, and other materials. Coordinate daily workflow to ensure that deadlines are being met. Design and type general correspondence, memoranda, charts, tables and graphs. Support Boston office operations, including daily office maintenance tasks such as overseeing mail, ordering and stocking supplies, managing office equipment, and ensuring the workspace is organized and functioning smoothly. Coordinate on-site logistics for office visitors, candidate interviews, client meetings, and internal team meetings. Serve as the primary point of contact for guest arrivals and room preparation. Assist with client-facing communication and provide on-site support to ensure a professional environment for meetings and presentations. Proofread copy for spelling, grammar and layout, making appropriate changes. Coordinate off-site division and department meetings. Arrange use of conference rooms or outside facilities. Create and maintain division or department organizational charts. Maintain project files. Handle and maintain confidential and non-routine information. Continually research and implement best practice for administrative protocols. Provide proactive communications to all associates and management pertaining to deadlines, announcement, and potential issues. Monitor and communicate the progress of overall assignments and make adjustments when deviations in plan occur Provide administrative support to all individuals within the facility working with them to meet their objectives and complete their requests. * Essential functions are the basic job duties that an employee must be able to perform, with or without reasonable accommodation. The function is considered essential if the reason the position exists is to perform that function. Supportive Job Functions: May work on various special projects involving budgets or preparations for senior management meetings. May provide guidance to department managers on policies and procedures. Perform other miscellaneous duties as assigned by management. *These tasks do not meet the Americans with Disabilities Act definition of essential job functions and usually equal 5% or less of time spent. However, these tasks still constitute important performance aspects of the job.

The practice manager at 42 North Dental is partnered with the Dental Director to drive the growth and success of the office by supporting excellence in patient care and exceeding patient service expectations. As a practice manager you are responsible and accountable for the results of and the day-to-day operations of the office. Responsibilities Primary contact and resource for doctors in the practice Review and maintain schedules for productivity Treatment planning and coordinating to promote high case acceptance Provide work flow direction for auxiliary staff Human Resources including hiring, training, performance management and dismissal Accounts receivables including patient pay and insurance Reporting, interpreting and responding to practice metrics to improve office performance Interact with home office to communicate office needs and success Perform other related job duties as assigned Qualifications Minimum two years of experience managing a dental practice Exceptional communication and customer service skills Superior interpersonal skills Thrives in a team-based environment Displays a high degree of professionalism Dedicated to being a true leader in the office

The Executive Office (EO) of the Boston Public Health Commission is the leadership and administrative hub of Boston's public health department, overseeing policy development, program implementation, communications, stakeholder development, and resource allocation to protect and promote the health and well-being of Boston residents. High-priority initiatives include the Live Long and Well population health equity agenda, strategic planning efforts, and emerging public health needs. The EO includes the Commissioner of Public Health, Deputy Commissioners, Director of Administration and Finance, Chief of Staff, and others. BPHC's 2024- 2027 Strategic Plan identifies critical objectives to fulfill BPHC's mission and support organizational growth: workforce and infrastructure; equity and anti-racism; data and innovation; and community engagement and partnerships. POSITION DESCRIPTION: The Project Manager reports to the Chief of Staff and supports the Executive Office on a variety of projects, both external and internal facing. Projects they may support include the Live Long and Well Population Health Equity Initiative, response efforts for emerging public health threats, development of policies and practices, internal communications, and more. The Project Manager will work directly with members of BPHC's Executive Office to support both the day-to-day operations of the EO and the long term strategic direction of the Commission. An ideal candidate will have a desire to support BPHC's mission, enjoy working both independently and as part of a team, and thrive in roles with multiple tasks and deadlines in a large office environment interacting with different team members. DUTIES: * Project manage key Executive Office priorities, utilizing project management tools and maintaining accurate and up-to-date records of project progress. * Provide guidance and additional support for staff and teams that are working on EO priorities. * Collaborate effectively with staff across BPHC, other city departments, and external organizations to execute key deliverables. * Organize regular staff meetings, including Senior Leadership Team, Program Directors, All Staff, and Program Spotlights. * Manage constituent relations for the EO, including managing the main BPHC email in box with support from other administrative staff. * Draft and produce memos, presentations, reports, flyers, policies, and other forms of communication. * Support internal communications to BPHC staff including through staff-wide emails, the intranet, and other methods. * Establish and maintain effective working relationships that value diverse experiences and perspectives. * Support strategic plan monitoring and implementation. * Work in a confidential capacity with members of the Executive Office. * Manage and implement special time-limited projects. * Support meetings through planning, notetaking, making presentations, and facilitation. * Work to help BPHC become an antiracist organization by meeting or exceeding the standards set by the BPHC Anti-Racism Policy. * Perform other duties as required.

Sign-On Bonus $5,000! Wayland Dental is proud that our focus on patients has driven a positive patient experience, best in class employee and dentist retention and satisfaction, as well as substantial growth in our practice. Our wonderful Practice Leader is retiring after many years supporting our practice and we are looking for a clinically-focused, patient-centric individual who is ready to take on the challenge. The Office Manager role is an opportunity for you to thrive in an efficient office environment with an outstanding dental team that is well trained and highly motivated. If you enjoy working in a clinically focused, patient-centric, fully digital dental office then we encourage you to apply today. Schedule: Monday - Friday, Full-Time Duties/Responsibilities Manages all daily and monthly financial aspects of the office, including, but not limited to, revenue cycle, EOM reporting, bank deposits, vendor management, procurement oversight, etc. Understands office KPI metrics and strives to reach goals in place. Manages clinical and non-clinical staff within the office and submits payroll, conducts performance reviews, training, and oversees the employee lifecycle (hiring, onboarding, training, offboarding). Maintains appropriate and efficient staffing of all departments, communicating team and practice goals continuously to motivate the team; leads staff meetings and morning huddles. Delegate roles and responsibilities to each team member. Ensures a patient-centric, collaborative culture within the office. Oversees patient satisfaction and ensures the WOW patient experience. Addresses any shortfalls and implements improvements. Collaborates with Regional Leader. Required Skills/Abilities Working knowledge of practice management software. Superior communication skills with the ability to quickly establish rapport and work closely with patients and staff. Exhibit outstanding customer service. Education and Experience Minimum experience of 1 - 3 years as a dental office manager/practice leader preferred. Experience in leadership positions, managing and training new and existing employees. Experience must demonstrate an attention to detail as well as strong project management and problem-solving skills. Benefits for Full-Time Employees* Quarterly bonus opportunity PTO, paid holidays, office closure days Medical Vision Dental allowance Uniform allowance, as needed 401(k) Eligibility And many more! *Benefits are subject to change and eligibility* Physical Requirements Prolonged periods sitting at a desk and working on a computer. Prolonged periods of periods of standing and bending. Must be able to lift Our Mission & Values: Drive All Decisions and Actions “To Make Our Teams, Patients, and Practices Happier and Healthier!” Positive Energy - We are enthusiastic, empathetic, compassionate, optimistic, generous, kind, and passionate. Partnership - Work collaboratively together to achieve shared goals. We accomplish more together than as individuals. We are better together. Communication - Set clear expectations and feedback to our patients and team members. Growth - We strive to continuously improve and are goal-oriented. We grow always in all ways. #sdmlo

Job DescriptionDescription: Key Responsibilities: Lead and direct the team to ensure consistent and high-quality patient service. Participate in onboarding and training new team members. Collaborate with the Regional Practice Manager and CEO to maintain smooth office operations, including managing staffing, scheduling, and training. Inspire, motivate, and support staff in achieving their professional goals and fulfilling their duties. Supervise staff activities and assignments in accordance with office policies and legal requirements. Contribute to marketing strategies and initiatives to promote the practice. Oversee patient relations and resolve patient complaints effectively. Organize and facilitate monthly staff meetings to maintain clear communication. Address conflicts and administer disciplinary actions when necessary. Ensure full compliance with HIPAA regulations, protecting patient privacy and maintaining confidentiality. Adhere to all state and federal regulations governing dental practice operations. Greet and check in patients in a friendly manner Collect co-payments and verify insurance coverage Treatment planning and coordinating to promote high-case acceptance Review and maintain schedules for productivity Schedule and confirm patient appointments Prepare new patient records neatly and accurately Various office duties as assigned by Regional Mangers and CEO Responding to patient financial inquiries and directing to appropriate departments, as necessary Requirements: Qualifications for Dental Office Manager include: Exceptional People Skills/Customer Service Insurance eligibility and verification experience Reliable/ Fast Learner Able to work independently as well as in a team environment Bilingual and Spanish speaking (Required). Benefits: Paid Vacation Time (PTO) Paid Holidays Paid Sick-Time 401K Plan with Matching Health Insurance Dental Insurance Mentorship for Career Advancement Free Parking & Much More! Competitive Compensation & Bonus OpportunityMentorship available for career growth, expansion of skills, and higher earning potential!

We are seeking to hire a full-time Dental Office Manager responsible for overseeing the operation of a dental office to give patients a good experience and setting standards for clinic employees. Duties include helping patients at the front desk, setting office budgets and leading a team of office staff to promote a well-organized and efficient practice. To be successful you should exhibit the following traits: Value hard work and be motivated, ambitious and reliable. Appreciate the value of teamwork and the contributions of each team member. Be compassionate and caring in your interactions with both patients and staff. Endeavor to do the right thing in every situation. Responsibilities Include but Not Limited To: Manage all financial aspects of the practice to ensure profitability Manage patient schedules to ensure productivity Manage employee relations in the practice Manage accounts receivables to include patient and insurance Lead weekly and monthly meetings Participate in monthly financial reviews Supervise and appoint staff Take care of marketing and public relations Ensure procedures and policies are adhered to

About the Opportunity The KRI Special Assistant and Operations Manager will provide comprehensive support to the KRI Leadership Team (Director of the Kostas Research Institute / CEO of KRI at Northeastern University, LLC, and the KRI CTO) at the ICBM campus. The AOC reports to the Director of the Kostas Research Institute and will be responsible for identifying operational and administrative support needs, recommending and implementing appropriate approaches, and designing systems for ongoing management and day-to-day operations of the KRI office. The Special Assistant and Operations Manager will be responsible for managing the complex calendars of the KRI Leadership Team, including synching between the separate NU and KRI server systems, and using independent judgement to prioritize time demands and deconflict as needed. The Special Assistant and Operations Manager will be responsible for diversified administrative and operational duties to insure smooth functioning of KRI administrative areas including, but not limited to, inventorying, ordering, and maintaining office and kitchen supplies, managing the bookings of conference rooms in the Kostas building, setting up meetings in Burlington and on other campuses as needed and ensuring smooth logistics, creating a system for tracking computer and small office electronics equipment, ensuring timely onboarding of new staff and ongoing productivity of technical staff in research execution, creating protocols and SOPs as the Kostas enterprise grows in size and geographic footholds, and, addressing other needs of a growing and busy research institute with the added layering of security regulations and requirements. The Special Assistant and Operations Manager will also be the point person for creating or collecting content for and maintaining the KRI Website, coordinating with the ICBM Website point of contact for consistency and branding. The Special Assistant and Operations Manager will also be responsible for handling and directing inquiries coming in through the website or main office phone line. This position requires strong organizational skills to manage and prioritize multiple projects, and excellent interpersonal communication skills to interact successfully with high-level visitors both internal and external to the university. This individual must be self-motivated, able to work independently and as part of a team, be proficient in Microsoft Office, and have the ability to learn new software as needed. This role requires the ability to work with confidential information always using good judgment and discretion. Responsibilities: Identify operational and administrative support needs, recommend and implement appropriate approaches, and design systems for ongoing management and improvement Manage complex KRI Leadership calendars and coordinate high-level meetings Provide project management as requested by Leadership team Mange the bookings of conference rooms in the Kostas building Prepare agendas and meeting notes in a timely manner to ensure Leadership is well-prepared for all meetings, events, and speaking engagements Assist with travel planning as requested and complete expense reporting in accordance with university protocols Create and maintain tracking systems for equipment, lab purchases and serve as key contact for vendors and Director of Finance for follow-up as needed Oversee creation and collection of content and maintaining of the KRI Website Track, monitor and follow projects and correspondence Support event planning Work with KRI Leadership and Program Management Office on planning, scheduling, and successful execution of meetings, workshops, and technical seminars on the ICBM campus, working with security office as required to solicit and provide necessary information to comply with appropriate protocols Qualifications: Eligible for and willing to obtain/maintain a DoD security clearance Bachelor's degree 3-5 years of successful high-level support and program/project management support Strong organizational skills with excellent time management and the ability to problem solve effectively Sound judgement for prioritization of multiple tasks A professional attitude and an ability to interact effectively with customers, research sponsors, partner organizations, senior leaders, both external and at the University, and all levels of KRI personnel Excellent verbal and written communication skills with a customer (internal and external) service focus Strong computer and IT skills, especially in MS Office suite products, and ability to learn new programs/systems Preferred Qualifications: Familiarity with research environment and research funding Familiarity with DoD structures and protocols Position Type General Administration Additional Information Northeastern University considers factors such as candidate work experience, education and skills when extending an offer. Northeastern has a comprehensive benefits package for benefit eligible employees. This includes medical, vision, dental, paid time off, tuition assistance, wellness & life, retirement- as well as commuting & transportation. Visit ************************************* for more information. All qualified applicants are encouraged to apply and will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, religion, color, national origin, age, sex, sexual orientation, disability status, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law. Compensation Grade/Pay Type: 108S Expected Hiring Range: $59,425.00 - $83,935.00 With the pay range(s) shown above, the starting salary will depend on several factors, which may include your education, experience, location, knowledge and expertise, and skills as well as a pay comparison to similarly-situated employees already in the role. Salary ranges are reviewed regularly and are subject to change.

THE BLUEPRINT At its heart, PJR is family-owned and crew-driven. We manage construction and properties with a straightforward approach: do great work, help each other, and keep things uncomplicated. Peter built this company; Eric is guiding its next chapter. Right now we're modernizing - moving off paper, upgrading systems, and investing in tools that boost efficiency and sustainability for both clients and our team. Culture-wise, we're close. Camaraderie is central - from boat outings and Topgolf to casual barbecues, we make time to connect. Our crew shows up, takes initiative, and solves problems together. We value adaptability, responsiveness, and people who pitch in. If you want to work where expectations are clear, help is real, and the team feels like family, you'll fit right in. THE CRAFTSMAN You've got the battle scars of an Office Manager, the instincts and experience of an Operations Lead, with the guts to start where you need to, knowing you're headed for the top. Day one? You'll answer phones, chase down timesheets, and keep the transitioning systems and processes from spilling into the hallways. A year from now? You'll be the one who built and streamlined the systems, enforced the processes, and dragged us (sometimes kicking and screaming) into the digital age. This role is not for the faint of heart. You'll need confidence, curiosity, a thick skin, and a natural authority to hold your ground with construction types who sometimes need to be wrangled. If you're proactive, tech-savvy, and want to slay what's in front of you, this is your chance to grow into the Ops Lead we need. We have time for people who take initiative, solve problems, and enjoy being part of something that's growing. If you're adaptable, proactive, and not afraid of a little challenge, we'd love for you to apply. THE SPECS Serve as the bridge between office, field crews, PMs, and clients to keep communication and logistics aligned Run daily office administration: visitors, mail, calls, calendars, and meetings Create, document, and enforce SOPs/policies; improve workflows and drive adoption Lead compliance tracking: licenses, permits, certifications (maintain renewal calendar) Manage vendors: onboard (W-9/COI), track expirations/terms, and handle ordering & service of supplies/equipment Maintain and support project documents as requested Support JobTread (or similar): ensure daily logs/photos; help roll out time tracking for field team Support HR & office standards: training/certification expirations, office aesthetics, cleanliness, and safety; plan occasional team-building events Assist with accounts payable: Follow-through on approval process Assist property maintenance organization: log tenant requests, dispatch approved trades, track to completion; maintain a simple “Properties Dashboard” and share daily/weekly summaries with leadership THE TOOLBELT Required 4-6 years in office/operations roles MS Office and/or Google Workspace proficiency (3+ years) Comfortable with job/field software and time-tracking tools Clear, concise communication; able to prioritize, follow up, and hold boundaries while staying professional, polite, and approachable Strong organizational and time management skills, as well as the ability to multi-task across competing deadlines Preferred 8+ years in office/operations roles; construction admin strongly preferred Bachelor's degree in Business, Management, or Operations & Supply Chain Management (or equivalent experience) 3+ years Project coordination supporting owner/field supervisors JobTread / Procore / BuilderTrend or similar: 2+ years Accounts Payable support We're willing to train on the following, but bonus points for experience with: QuickBooks Online (QBO): 1+ year Hands-on Accounts Payable ownership experience (vendor setup, coding, weekly check runs, aging, and basic reporting) a plus THE DRAW PLAN $65,000-$80,000 annual base salary (DOE) 401(k) with 3% match Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage options with shared employer contribution Paid time off: 40 hours vacation + 16 hours sick + 6 paid holidays Team-building events, including birthday celebrations, holiday parties, etc. Professional Development Training after 1 year If you're not exactly qualified for this position, please feel free to complete this application anyway. Doing so will help us keep you in mind for future opportunities that align with your skill set and experience. We assess our applicants based on the entire package of who you are, not just the contents of your resume.

MINIMUM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS: Applicants must have at least (A) five (5) years of full-time or, equivalent part-time, professional, administrative, supervisory, or managerial experience in business administration, business management, public administration, public management, clinical administration or clinical management of which (B) at least one (1) year must have been in a project management, supervisory or managerial capacity or (C) any equivalent combination of the required experience and substitutions below. Substitutions: I. A certificate in a relevant or related field may be substituted for one (1) year of the required (A) experience. II. A Bachelor's degree in a related field may be substituted for two (2) years of the required (A) experience. III. A Graduate degree in a related field may be substituted for three (3) years of the required (A) experience. IV. A Doctorate degree in a related field may be substituted for four (4) years of the required (A) experience. Comprehensive Benefits When you embark on a career with the Commonwealth, you are offered an outstanding suite of employee benefits that add to the overall value of your compensation package. We take pride in providing a work experience that supports you, your loved ones, and your future. Want the specifics? Explore our Employee Benefits and Rewards! An Equal Opportunity / Affirmative Action Employer. Females, minorities, veterans, and persons with disabilities are strongly encouraged to apply. The Commonwealth is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, sex, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, age, disability, national origin, veteran status, or any other basis covered by appropriate law. Research suggests that qualified women, Black, Indigenous, and Persons of Color (BIPOC) may self-select out of opportunities if they don't meet 100% of the job requirements. 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Educational Vision of the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education: Our educational vision describes the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education's (DESE) aspiration for elementary and secondary public education and adult basic education in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. This vision is anchored in our commitment to high-quality teaching and learning in the Commonwealth. We will continue to work with districts, schools, and educators to promote teaching and learning that is antiracist, inclusive, multilingual, and multicultural; that values and affirms each and every student and their families; and that creates equitable opportunities and experiences for all students, particularly those who have been historically underserved. For more information on our vision, click here. The Manager of Operations, Commissioner's Office will be responsible for the creation and ownership of all Commissioner Office operational policies and functions, creation and ownership for Board of Elementary and Secondary Education (BESE) and Executive Office of Education (EOE) communication policies, management of all agency-wide processes, and direct support of the Commissioner. The incumbent supports the Commissioner and Chief of Staff by creating and owning the policies for operational structures and functions across the five workstreams/teams within the Commissioner's Office\: Internal Communication and Planning, External Stakeholder Outreach, Legislative Affairs, LEA Operations, Strategic Projects. · Develop internal policies for all Commissioner Office decision-making and dissemination processes across the five workstreams and with the Commissioner. · Create cross-functional operations procedures, structures and systems across the five work streams to ensure that all deliverables across the Commissioner's Office teams are timely, high-quality, responsive to stakeholder feedback, and meet the high expectations of the Commissioner. · Automate Commissioner's Office processes to ensure that LEAs, Legislatures, External Stakeholders, and Internal Stakeholders receive clear and consistent responses from the Commissioner and his/her designees. The incumbent creates internal policies for communication between the Agency and the Executive Office of Education and the Agency and the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education. · This role develops internal policies to manage and approve all communication to the Executive Office of Education from any Agency employee and serves as the Commissioner designee for the EOE. · All communication to the Executive Office of Education from any Agency employee is approved and coordinated through this role. · This role develops internal policies to manage and approve all communication to the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education from any Agency employee and serves as the Commissioner designee for BESE. The incumbent manages all agency-wide processes that interface with the Commissioner. · Create workflows for internal leadership groups inclusive of the Commissioner Tactical Team, Commissioner's Cabinet, DESE Senior Leadership team to ensure that senior leadership across DESE uses consistent and timely decision-making processes to accelerate agency actions. · Create all agency-wide budgetary, strategic, communications workflows that require coordination with and approval by the Commissioner · Manage and coordinate all-staff meetings, events and engagements on behalf of the Commissioner · The role acts as a key advisor and problem-solver, helping ensure alignment across departments while handling sensitive information in a fast-paced environment. The incumbent will also be responsible for direct support of the Commissioner and his/her calendar. · Managing the Commissioner's schedule that is comprised of meetings, functions, events, public appearances and interviews, as well as preparing and briefing the Commissioner for scheduled events. · Reporting directly to the Chief of Staff and working closely with other Commissioner's Office staff, the incumbent of this position will further be responsible for managing the Commissioner's travel arrangements and schedule on a daily basis. · This individual will be responsible for strategically managing the Commissioner's time by coordinating a complex calendar, prioritizing high-level internal and external engagements. The manager will exercise sound judgment, discretion, and a deep understanding of the Commissioner's priorities to support timely decision-making and maintain strong relationships with key stakeholders. · Other duties in the Commissioner's office include copy editing letters and processing letters/documents requiring the Commissioner's signature, answering the Commissioner's phone line, processing and record keeping of legislative reports, tracking and distributing US postal mail received in office, compiling and populating the Executive Office of Education tracker for external engagements across Cabinet. · Create and manage internal policies for communication between the Agency and the Executive Office of Education and the Agency and the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education. Manage and organize operations across the five workstreams in the Commissioner's Office. · Coordinate cross-departmental projects, track key priorities, prepare briefing materials, reports, scripts, and presentations, support crisis response, and help ensure timely execution of critical initiatives while promoting accountability and collaboration across teams. The incumbent supports the development of internal and external policy by conducting research, analyzing data, and engaging stakeholders to ensure that policies are clear, effective, and aligned with organizational goals and regulatory requirements. · Manage the Commissioner's calendar and scheduling priorities to align with strategic goals, ensuring smooth coordination of meetings, events, school and district visits, and public engagements, as well as managing the agency's official “Weekly Tracker” for EOE review. · Oversee all logistical aspects of the Commissioner's day to day elements, travel, event planning, and other engagements, including itinerary development, coordination, expense reporting, logistics, etc. and ensure the Commissioner is fully prepared for events and meetings by compiling/composing agendas, briefing materials, reviewing communications, proofreading documents, creating slides, and reviewing materials for accuracy and alignment with agency goals. · Manage agency-wide processes that interface with the Commissioner, inclusive of Commissioner Tactical Team, Commissioner's Cabinet, Senior Leadership Team, and all-staff meetings. · The position will report to the Everett office 5 days/week and will be responsible for setting up zoom/conferences in the Commissioner's office, welcoming internal and external guests for Commissioner's meetings, and preparing daily meeting materials/binder for the Commissioner each week/day. · Strong organizational, communication, and leadership skills are essential. · Other duties, as assigned. · Based on assignment, travel throughout the Commonwealth maybe required. The position will report to the Everett office 5 days/week. Questions regarding this posting or the application process should be referred to Maureen O'Brien @ maureen.t.o'************** Preferred Qualifications: o Strong leadership and management skills to support and coordinate with staff, manage projects, and drive results; o Exceptional written and verbal communication skills, strong and attention to detail are critically important; o Knowledge of the principles, practices, and correct usage of the English language including grammar, spelling, sentence structure, and punctuation; o Demonstrated experience to write concisely, express thoughts clearly, and develop ideas in logical sequence; o Demonstrated experience to maintain an organized work environment while guaranteeing the highest level of quality in all work performed; o Demonstrated experience organizing and maintaining Outlook calendar schedules for executive or senior staff; o Ability to adjust to changing situations and to meet emergency or changing program or production requirements; o Ability to understand the provisions of the laws, rules, regulations, policies, procedures, specifications, standards, and guidelines governing the agency's operations and activities (Educational Reform Act of 1993); o Willingness to work varied shifts and/or irregular hours as requested by the Commissioner; o Ability to work in person 5 days/week; o Ability to deal tactfully with others, establish rapport with high level executives and manage matters that are confidential and/or time sensitive in nature; o Prior experience supporting multiple managers; o Excellent interpersonal and customer service skills, including the ability to build relationships with peers, work collaboratively with DESE staff, EOE agencies, and other state staff and stakeholders; o Strong organizational and critical thinking skills as well as attention to detail and commitment to quality and accuracy; o Ability to work independently and as a member of a diverse team of internal and external professionals; o Excellent working knowledge of MS Office applications and Outlook.

Our client, a leading property management firm, is seeking a highly motivated and organized Office Manager to oversee the smooth operation of their Boston corporate office. This pivotal role ensures that administrative functions run seamlessly, supporting the team's efficiency and the company's overall productivity. If you thrive in a fast-paced environment, possess excellent organizational skills, and are ready to make a meaningful impact, this is your opportunity to join a dynamic organization committed to excellence. Compensation: $45,000 - $60,000 (up to a 10% bonus) Responsibilities: Drive daily office operations by managing supplies, equipment, and facility needs to ensure an organized workspace Communicate proactively with vendors, service providers, and building management to address office requirements Lead efforts to boost office efficiency through process improvements and workflow strategies Maintain cleanliness and organization of communal areas such as kitchens and conference rooms Welcome visitors, employees, and occasionally residents, providing professional hospitality Collaborate with the Corporate Administration Team to coordinate onsite meetings, including setup, catering, and technical support Manage incoming and outgoing mail, including processing USPS, FedEx, and UPS deliveries and scanning mail documents as needed Supervise and operate the company postal machine, handling certified mail and related tasks Monitor and replenish office supplies and food inventory to ensure availability at all times Schedule and organize meeting spaces via the online reservation system, coordinating room bookings and requirements Work with departments and service centers to dispose of outdated documents and waste appropriately Support the Corporate Administration Team with additional administrative duties and special projects Requirements: High school diploma or G.E.D.; associate degree or relevant experience preferred 1-2 years of office support or administrative experience; internships and entry-level roles welcomed Ability to communicate clearly and confidently in both written and verbal formats Excellent interpersonal skills to foster positive relationships with a diverse range of colleagues and vendors Strong attention to detail, adaptability, and multitasking capabilities in a dynamic environment Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook) Must be comfortable stocking office supplies and handling mail duties regularly Massachusetts Notary Public certification is a significant plus Available to work onsite five days a week in Boston Our Commitment to Inclusion & Belonging The Hollister Group is an equal opportunity employer. We welcome and encourage applications from people who are under-represented in their respective occupation or position.

Receptionist / Administrative Assistant Family office in Boston is seeking a warm, polished, and highly professional Receptionist / Administrative Assistant to join its close-knit team. This role focuses on front desk operations, hospitality, and administrative support to ensure smooth daily office operations and a welcoming experience for all visitors. Responsibilities: Greet and assist visitors, vendors, and guests with a professional and welcoming presence. Provide refreshments and maintain a polished, client-ready reception and meeting environment. Answer and route phone calls, manage correspondence, and assist with scheduling as needed. Maintain a clean, organized, and fully stocked office environment, including meeting rooms and shared spaces. Support light hospitality tasks such as preparing coffee or refreshments for meetings. Assist with general administrative duties, including filing, organizing paperwork, and supporting the team as needed. Qualifications: 2+ years of administrative or front-desk experience in a client- or guest-facing environment. Background in hospitality, concierge services, or luxury office reception strongly preferred. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills with a polished, professional presence. Strong organizational skills and the ability to anticipate needs. Tech-savvy and comfortable learning internal systems and tools. Detail-oriented, punctual, and committed to maintaining a professional environment.

This is a Full-Time Dental Office Manager role. The practice manager at 42 North Dental is partnered with the Dental Director to drive the growth and success of the office by supporting excellence in patient care and exceeding patient service expectations. As a practice manager you are responsible and accountable for the results of and the day-to-day operations of the office. Responsibilities Primary contact and resource for doctors in the practice Review and maintain schedules for productivity Treatment planning and coordinating to promote high case acceptance Provide work flow direction for auxiliary staff Human Resources including hiring, training, performance management and dismissal Accounts receivables including patient pay and insurance Reporting, interpreting and responding to practice metrics to improve office performance Interact with home office to communicate office needs and success Perform other related job duties as assigned Qualifications Minimum two years of experience managing a dental practice Exceptional communication and customer service skills Superior interpersonal skills Thrives in a team-based environment Displays a high degree of professionalism Dedicated to being a true leader in the office

Sign-On Bonus $5,000! Cornerstone Dental Care is proud that our focus on patients has driven a positive patient experience, best in class employee and dentist retention and satisfaction, as well as substantial growth in our practices. This is an opportunity for you to thrive in an efficient office environment with an outstanding dental team that is well trained and highly motivated. If you enjoy working in a clinically focused, patient centric, fully digital dental office, then we encourage you to apply today. Overview The Practice Leader role is an opportunity for you to thrive in an efficient office environment with an outstanding dental team that is well trained and highly motivated. If you enjoy working in a clinically focused, patient-centric, fully digital dental office then we encourage you to apply today. Duties/Responsibilities Manages all daily and monthly financial aspects of the office, including, but not limited to, revenue cycle, EOM reporting, bank deposits, vendor management, procurement oversight, etc. Understands office KPI metrics and strives to reach goals in place. Manages clinical and non-clinical staff within the office and submits payroll, conducts performance reviews, training, and oversees the employee lifecycle (hiring, onboarding, training, offboarding). Maintains appropriate and efficient staffing of all departments, communicating team and practice goals continuously to motivate the team; leads staff meetings and morning huddles. Delegate roles and responsibilities to each team member. Ensures a patient-centric, collaborative culture within the office. Oversees patient satisfaction and ensures the WOW patient experience. Addresses any shortfalls and implements improvements. Collaborates with Regional Leader. Required Skills/Abilities Working knowledge of practice management software. Superior communication skills with the ability to quickly establish rapport and work closely with patients and staff. Exhibit outstanding customer service. Education and Experience Minimum experience of 3 - 5 years as a dental office manager/practice leader preferred. Experience in leadership positions, managing and training new and existing employees. Experience must demonstrate an attention to detail as well as strong project management and problem-solving skills. Benefits for Part-Time Employees* PTO, paid holidays, office closure days Dental allowance Uniform allowance, as needed 401(k) Eligibility And Many More! *Benefits subject to change and eligibility Physical Requirements Prolonged periods sitting at a desk and working on a computer. Prolonged periods of periods of standing and bending. Must be able to lift Our Mission & Values: Drive All Decisions and Actions “To Make Our Teams, Patients, and Practices Happier and Healthier!” Positive Energy - We are enthusiastic, empathetic, compassionate, optimistic, generous, kind, and passionate. Partnership - Work collaboratively together to achieve shared goals. We accomplish more together than as individuals. We are better together. Communication - Set clear expectations and feedback to our patients and team members. Growth - We strive to continuously improve and are goal-oriented. We grow always in all ways. #sdmlo

Excel Dental is looking for a dedicated individual to join our team. Our ideal candidate is self-motivated, reliable, trustworthy and has a positive attitude. We are looking for a long-term team member who we can trust and bring a caring, positive attitude to our practice. Main Focus will be on presenting treatment plans, keeping the Dr's schedule full and maintaining office productivity. The best candidate for this position must have experience in sales! Responsibilities: Greet and check in patients in a friendly manner Collect co-payments and verify insurance coverage Treatment planning and coordinating to promote high-case acceptance Review and maintain schedules for productivity Schedule and confirm patient appointments Prepare new patient records neatly and accurately Various office duties as assigned by Practice Management. Responding to patient financial inquiries and directing to appropriate departments, as necessary Requirements Requirements Qualifications for Dental Treatment Coordinator / Front Desk include: Exceptional People Skills/Customer Service Insurance eligibility and verification experience Reliable/ Fast Learner Able to work independently as well as in a team environment Bilingual and Spanish speaking (preferred). Benefits: Paid Vacation Time (PTO) Paid Holidays Paid Sick-Time 401K Plan with Matching Health Insurance Dental Insurance Mentorship for Career Advancement Free Parking & Much More! Competitive Compensation & Bonus Opportunity Mentorship available for career growth, expansion of skills, and higher earning potential!

People Team Coordinator Join our client-a dynamic leader in real estate investments- as a People Team Coordinator and become an integral part of a forward-thinking organization dedicated to innovation and community-building. In this key role, you will serve as the welcoming face of the office, expertly managing front desk operations and supporting various administrative functions. If you thrive in a vibrant environment where attention to detail, professionalism, and a personable demeanor are valued, this opportunity offers you the chance to contribute to a groundbreaking company. Responsibilities: Serve as the primary point of contact for visitors, vendors, and residents, ensuring a warm and professional reception experience. Coordinate office entry systems, including intercom and access control, to facilitate seamless visitors' flow. Assist with scheduling meetings, catering arrangements, and event setups to support office functions. Maintain a clean, organized front desk and communal areas, ensuring a professional environment. Respond promptly to inquiries and direct calls or messages with clarity and professionalism. Support general office operations and contribute to a positive workplace ambiance. Demonstrate proactive problem-solving skills by independently addressing day-to-day office needs and issues. Requirements: 1-2 years of office administration or relevant customer-facing experience. Outgoing, personable, and able to engage effectively with diverse visitors and team members; hospitality background is a plus. Excellent verbal and written communication skills. Highly organized with keen attention to detail and strong multitasking abilities. Professional, polished, and reliable; self-motivated with a service-oriented mindset. Proficiency in Google Suite and Slack (training provided). Delegates flexibility and creativity in solving problems quickly and efficiently. High school diploma or equivalent required; degree is not mandatory. Our Commitment to Inclusion & Belonging The Hollister Group is an equal opportunity employer. We welcome and encourage applications from people who are under-represented in their respective occupation or position.