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Robert Half is Hiring an Executive Assistant Near Littleton, MA
Robert Half is working with a respected non-profit client north of Boston seeking an Executive Assistant to join its team. This is a permanent role, reporting into the CEO, that will also support Board of Director activities.
Our client is looking for an Executive Assistant with at least 5 years of relevant administrative experience, and prior experience taking meeting minutes is required. The desired candidate must have extreme attention to detail and a high level of professionalism. The Executive Assistant must be accurate and well-written.
An Associates Degree is required for the role. Prior experience in the non-profit space would be a positive.
For the right experience our client is looking to offer a starting salary up to $75,000 bonus. Very good benefits too. The work schedule is "hybrid."
If interested and qualified please apply to this listing ASAP, or email Bill.Nichols@roberthalf. Thanks!!!
Job Summary
Full Time
$86k-109k (estimate)
12/24/2023
06/12/2024
roberthalf.com
Menlo Park, CA
>50,000
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