Impellam Group
Executive Assistant

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Executive Assistant - 6 Month Contract
Our leading investment banking client is looking for an Executive Assistant on a 6 month contract, inside IR35, with a view to extend further.
Please note this is a floating role which will require you to work with a number of executives inside the bank.
Key Responsibilities
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Diary Management for Executive Managers: Act as gatekeeper, maintain, organise and plan ahead to ensure the smooth running of day to day. Pay attention to any changes or amendment of schedule and make sure your Executive is informed in a timely manner. Leverage your knowledge/experiences to take initiative in better organising the diary and plan/think ahead in advance to avoid delay/ issues. Be ready to question meetings to organize and raise alternative ideas proactively when appropriate.
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Coordination with Other Executive Assistants: Understand management whereabouts and to provide seamless cover at all times. Coordinate with other Exec assistants internal and external.
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Meeting Arrangements: Arranging weekly management meetings: collecting slides, prepare agenda using PowerPoint/PDF and distribute them via email/SharePoint.
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Communication Management: Screening and prioritizing phone calls and emails. Coordination of conference calls (internal and external) and appropriate meeting room bookings in accordance with internal systems based on requirements.
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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Your summer at the bank plus your econometrics coursework map directly to the day-one responsibilities on this scheme — client modelling, market briefings, and deal support.
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Travel Management: Booking business trips including the organisation of transport, travel itineraries and visa requirements by following the bank policies and procedure.
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Event Coordination: Organising internal Townhalls, off and on-site seminars, gatherings for Executive managers.
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Expense Management: Ensuring all expenses have been processed following the Group and Global Markets procedure and policies.
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Proactive Support: Anticipate needs and proactively addressing them. Building and maintaining professional relationships.
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Skills Required: Demonstrating strong organizational and multitasking skills. Providing seamless support while working from home. Being responsive and available.
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General Services Management: Including but not limited to photocopying, filing and archiving, scanning, ordering magazines, stationery, payment of invoices, arranging couriers, business cards, managing DL, approving requests on behalf of your Executives by following the bank policies and procedure, etc.
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Ad-hoc Tasks: Other tasks requested by Executive Managers.
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- Providing seamless cover for other assistants during lunchtimes, and covering telephone lines as and when necessary – taking messages accordingly.
- Providing seamless cover for other assistants during holidays and sickness absence.
- Close collaboration with the other assistants to ensure a consistent and streamlined service is provided across all teams and globally.
- Actively participating as a team player (participating and attending Team meetings).
- Creating and Managing Distribution List.
- Organising your cover during your absence to ensure business continuity.
Knowledge, Skill and Experience
- Executive Assistant experience within financial services.
- Understanding of Compliance and Regulatory requirements.
- Skilled in the use of a range of standard computer software, e.g. Microsoft Office, email.
- Good written and oral English language skills.
- A focus on accuracy and attention to detail, coupled with the ability to spot errors and use a common-sense approach to prioritising workload.
- Ability to build and maintain effective working relationships.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
- Strong organisational and time management skills.
- Ability to juggle many tasks at the same time.
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