Executive Assistant to CEO
Job description for the post executive assistant to CEO
Requirements:
A young dynamic, persuasive but assertive.
A go-getter with modern outlook, and a basic understanding of how a business works.
Must be IT savvy, Should have excellent data management, data presentation and data analysis & interpretation skills.
Should like number-crunching, Should have strong capability to maintain official confidentiality,
The daily routine of an executive assistant’s typical duties include taking meeting minutes, write reports, prepare correspondence and prioritize items that need attention ,
Analyze data prepare presentations , Compiled and prepared reports/presentations graphs and data developed along with accompanying analysis.
Work as a link between office of the CEO and the rest of the organization,
Build, develop and maintain the design and delivery of reports and insights that analyze Organization’s Operations and performance metrics,
Communicates directly and on behalf of the CEO with Internal as well as external stakeholders and others on matters related to programmatic initiatives as directed.
Experience & Qualifications
Education: Graduate, While an MBA would be preferred, the emphasis is on the skills, rather than qualifications.
Experience: Minimum 2-5 years work experience
No. Of Position: 1
Location: Head Office, Mumbai
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I THINK I CAN FLY: RUHI JADHAV
I THINK I CAN FLY: RUHI JADHAV
After failing in her SSC exam, Ruhi Jadhav enrolled herself in a Beautician course in KSWA. After successfully completing her training, she started her own beauty parlour in her house where she provides Beauty and Hair Styling services, undertaking Bridal orders also.
Little did she know that she would fly to USA to attend a two-day Inner City 100 Summit, held at Harvard University, Boston in 2008. She was selected by Merrill Lynch for the ‘Growing up CEO’ program. In the USA, she was exposed to some of the fastest growing companies in America. Along with the opportunity to develop mentor relationships with Inner City 100 winners, she also had access to world-class business education and advice.
