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Personal Assistant (12-Month FTC)

London
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Job Description

Personal Assistant (12-Month FTC)

Your Role: Personal Assistant to Directors (Finance and AdPower)

A brilliant opportunity for a highly organised, supportive and high-performing PA to support a group of four Directors, primarily across Finance and including the Director of AdPower. This is a fast-paced role for someone who enjoys staying one step ahead, managing competing priorities and becoming a trusted extension of busy senior leaders.

Key Responsibilities

As a Personal Assistant at Global, you will:

Director support and administration (70%)

  • Provide dedicated, proactive support to multiple Directors across Finance and AdPower, acting as a true extension of them day to day.
  • Deliver extensive and detailed diary management, using judgement to prioritise meetings, resolve clashes and make best use of time.
  • Support with inbox management where required, flagging urgent actions and helping to keep priorities on track.
  • Ensure Directors are fully prepared for meetings, with agendas, papers and actions in place.
  • Arrange travel, accommodation, itineraries and other logistics.
  • Support with team management administration, such as tracking holiday requests and ensuring relevant diaries are updated.
  • Effectively manage entire expense claims for Directors, ensuring accuracy and timely submission.
  • Raise requisitions/purchase orders and ensure invoices are processed within payment terms.
  • Maintain good practice with integrity and diplomacy, especially in relation to HR matters and confidential information.

Team support, coordination and events (20%)

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  • Provide support for team meetings and events across Finance and AdPower, including large team meetings and socials.
  • Organise and support internal and external meetings, including room bookings, refreshments and virtual set-up, giving visitors the best possible experience.
  • Help coordinate team deadlines and day-to-day organisation to keep things running smoothly.
  • Format and update documents and presentations to a high standard.

Stakeholder management and PA/EA community (10%)

  • Build strong relationships with internal and external stakeholders, acting as a professional and reliable point of contact.
  • Work closely with the wider PA/EA community, contributing to a collaborative and supportive network.
  • Provide ad hoc holiday cover for EA to CFO / other PAs/EAs

What You’ll Love About This Role

Think Big

  • You’ll have the chance to make a real impact by anticipating needs and suggesting new tools and processes to help your Directors and their teams work more efficiently.

Own It

  • Take full ownership of essential tasks like diary management, expenses and team administration, knowing that your attention to detail keeps everything running smoothly.

Keep it Simple

  • Streamline processes and create clear, user-friendly workflows that simplify scheduling, expenses and daily operations for your Directors.

Better Together

  • Work with a supportive set of teams across Finance and AdPower, collaborating with other PAs/EAs to organise events and ensure seamless teamwork.

What Success Looks Like

In your first few months, you’ll have:

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  • Built strong and positive relationships with your Directors, their teams and key stakeholders.
  • Got to grips with systems, diary management and the Global way of working.
  • Developed strong relationships with fellow PAs and EAs across the business.
  • Successfully adapted your style to different stakeholders and ways of working.
  • Created effective ways of working that enhance your Directors’ output and efficiency.
  • Built a good understanding of the Finance and AdPower functions and how your Directors’ roles fit into the wider business.

What You’ll Need

  • Organisation and prioritisation: Highly organised, able to manage multiple Directors, competing demands and shifting priorities while staying calm under pressure.
  • Proactivity and judgement: Confident making decisions, anticipating needs and managing expectations with a firm but fair approach.
  • Relationship building: Ability to build and maintain strong relationships internally and externally.
  • Attention to detail: Accuracy in grammar and formatting, with a strong eye for detail across documents, presentations, expenses and general admin.
  • Systems confidence: Great administration skills, strong knowledge of Microsoft products and a track record of picking up new systems quickly.
  • Confidentiality and integrity: Able to manage private and sensitive information with absolute discretion and professionalism.
  • Resilience, flexibility and positivity: Resilient and tenacious, able to manage a busy workload and changing priorities while maintaining a positive outlook and a good sense of humour.
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Skills

Diary Management
Inbox Management
Travel Coordination
Expense Management
Stakeholder Management
Event Planning
Microsoft Office
Administrative Support
Document Formatting
Prioritisation
Confidentiality
Relationship Building
Time Management
Purchase Orders

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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