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Under the responsibility of the General Manager, the Bilingual Management Assistant assists the Management in the organization and monitoring of its daily activities, ensures the interface between the Management, employees and external partners, and contributes to the fluidity and quality of communication and hospitality within the company. She manages the management’s agenda and travel, welcomes visitors and partners, and writes correspondence in both French and English. Key Activities: Manage the agenda, appointments, meetings and travel of the Directorate; Ensure the physical and telephone reception of visitors, customers, partners and other business interlocutors with courtesy and professionalism; Prepare, format and process administrative documents of the Directorate (mails, notes, minutes, presentations, reports) in French and English; Organizing management meetings, ensuring their logistical preparation, taking notes and disseminating reports to relevant stakeholders; Ensure the management, classification, archiving and confidentiality of administrative, contractual and technical documents of the Directorate; Ensure the administrative follow-up of files entrusted by the Directorate,...
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Taf4All only lists job offers published by third parties. We are not the employer, we do not conduct these recruitments, and we cannot guarantee what happens once you make contact — you deal directly with the person or company behind the offer, at your own risk.
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