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Duration: CDI
Job description:
The Executive Assistant assists the Director General on a daily basis: organization of his agenda, secretariat, internal and external communication, in strict respect of confidentiality
Main duties
Manage the agenda, meetings and travel of the Director General.
Write, format and distribute letters, notes and reports.
Filter calls, mail and visitors.
File and archive management documents.
Ensure the link with services (HR, finance, agencies) on behalf of the Directorate.
Candidate profile
Bac+2/3 in executive assistantship, secretarial or office.
Experience
At least 3 years of experience in an executive assistant position.
Excellent written and oral expression in French.
Discretion, sense of organization and careful presentation.
Mastery of the Office Pack.
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