Executive Coordinator

Overview

Executive Co Coordinator For Trading Company

Responsibilities

An executive coordinator often writes the letter herself and uses her own contact information;

While she acts as the right hand to her senior counterpart on daily tasks from computer troubleshooting to logistics, the ideal executive coordinator also serves a managerial role in small-business organizations. She may write job descriptions, interview employees, write and edit business documents, facilitate meetings and plan and implement projects;

With experience in understanding and making commercial documents (such as project contracts, sales agreement, invoices, purchase orders and LC for trading companies;

Preparing presentations, company resume, order reports, etc.;

Scheduling and coordinating meetings;

Some domestic PA assistance may be required in addition to this role;

Skills and Attributes

Personal Attributes: Proactive, calm, resourceful, discreet.

Good to excellent English proficiency is required (speaking and writing); Communication skills are key for an executive coordinator who must write and verbally communicate with customers, clients and other employees.

Confidentiality is even more important; An executive coordinator often assists the manager(s) to whom he/she reports and must be trusted. This trust should be proven in previous work experience and then further earned as his work progresses.

The candidate should have a minimum Bachelors degree (4-year course), with an average of 3 to 5 years of experience working directly for a senior manager.

Computer and Internet research savvy is a must; Proficient with MS Office Applications and Software.

Interested candidates should send their CVs