Office Manager
Posted 02/15/2024
By Kristin Dorsey
If you are a Senior Office Manager and are interested in supporting a busy nonprofit in Boston, we are looking for you. Paying up to 90k!
Responsibilities would include:
- Greeting and offering general support to clients and other executives who visit the office
- Maintaining the office processes and procedures, including scheduling and processing correspondence and paperwork and managing payroll
- Organizing and managing record-keeping and accounts systems like employee documents and other filings
- Hiring, training, and managing the administrative staff
- Planning and organizing staff meetings and other internal events
- Creating and maintaining office expense and budget sheets and other book-keeping tasks
- Coordinating, scheduling, and rescheduling appointments for individuals or teams
- Delegating duties to administrative support staff and supervising their work
- Planning and organizing on-site and off-site events and activities
- Developing and implementing operational and administrative systems
- Overseeing general business operations and preparing proper documentation for management
- Managing office equipment and supplies and ensuring new stock is ordered as and when required
- Allocating office resources and approving department purchases
- Working with the HR team to update office policies as necessary
- Interviewing and hiring staff for different departments
- Keeping headcount of departments and ensuring proper onboarding and training processes are in place
- Maintaining the IT infrastructure and keeping the inventory of orders
- Providing support to staff and responding to their queries related to office management challenges
- Managing contact and negotiations with office vendors and service providers
- Arranging travel accommodations, including flights, hotels, and car rentals
- Keeping an eye on the office facilities and employing contractors for repair and maintenance when needed
- Ensuring the company complies with the government’s rules and regulations.