5 executive assistant jobs at 5 companies in Manton, MI
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Executive Assistant
Traverse City, Michigan, United States
$24-$33/hrOnsiteFull Time
TBA Credit Union: Member-owned cooperative providing banking and lending services.
3+ YOEProvide confidential executive administrative support, manage calendars, travel, meetings and minutes, prepare reports and presentations, handle confidential information; 3+ years administrative experience; high school required; proficiency in Excel and PowerPoint; must clear credit and criminal background checks; ability to be bonded.
Windows, Microsoft Office 365, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint
Wallick Communities: Developer, owner, and manager of affordable and senior housing.
5+ YOEBachelor's preferred and five years managing assisted living/memory care or equivalent, LARA-required training, NHA preferred, strong communication and judgment, regulatory and staffing oversight experience.
Ferris State University: Public university offering career-oriented undergraduate and graduate academic programs.
5+ YOEBachelor's degree or equivalent experience, 5+ years progressively complex secretarial support to senior leadership, excellent written/verbal communication, confidentiality, Microsoft Office and Outlook calendaring proficiency, strong organization and time management.
Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Excel, Outlook
Circle KToronto Stock Exchange: ATD: Operates a chain of convenience stores and fuel stations.
Store supervision and people leadership, hiring and training, cash handling/bookkeeping, food program execution, ability to stand and lift up to 60 lbs; retail or supervisory experience preferred.
Paraprofessional - 6.5 hours; Betsie Valley Elementary
Benzonia, Michigan, United States
OnsiteFull Time
Northwest Education Services: Provides regional educational services and support for Michigan school districts.
1+ YOEHigh school diploma preferred; at least 1 year relevant experience preferred. Assist teachers and students, execute individualized plans, support academic and non-academic needs, willingness to be trained in CPI intervention.