Organizational Support Administrator

Job Summary

As the Organizational Support Administrator, you will play a crucial role in ensuring the seamless execution of the CFO's vision and priorities. This is a high-impact role that goes beyond traditional administrative duties, serving as a trusted partner in driving key initiatives forward and gaining exposure to high-impact decision-making processes. You'll be an integral part of a fast-paced, dynamic environment where your ability to drive execution and make things happen will be highly valued. You will manage special projects, follow up on action items, and provide strategic support to ensure the CFO's objectives are met efficiently and effectively.

Essential Functions, Duties, and Responsibilities

• Strategic Support : Act as an extension of the CFO, handling complex, high-priority projects and ensuring timely completion of tasks. Collaborate closely with the CFO to align daily operations with broader business strategies.
• Project Management : Lead and manage special projects from initiation to completion, coordinating with cross-functional teams, tracking milestones, and delivering results on time and within scope.
• Task and Priority Management : Proactively follow up on key initiatives and tasks assigned by the CFO, ensuring accountability and progress. Manage calendars, agendas, and task lists to optimize the CFO's time and priorities.
• Operational Efficiency : Assist in the creation and implementation of processes that streamline workflows, improve productivity, and enhance communication across departments under the CFO's purview.
• Stakeholder Engagement : Interface with internal and external stakeholders on behalf of the CFO, ensuring clear communication, strong relationships, and alignment on key priorities.
• Communication & Coordination : Draft communications, reports, and presentations for the CFO, ensuring clarity, consistency, and alignment with strategic goals. Attend high-level meetings, take notes, and drive follow-up actions.
• Executive Liaison : Serve as a trusted liaison between the CFO and directors, managers, and external partners, ensuring critical information flows seamlessly and is acted on promptly.
• Problem Solving & Initiative : Identify issues and challenges proactively, offering solutions and driving continuous improvement in the CFO's office and related processes.

Education and Experience Requirements

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities