Administrative Assistant/ Receptionist (posted 3/9/10)
Job Summary:
The Administrative Assistant/Receptionist is supervised by the Director of Administration and supports the Director of Administration and Asst. VP of Strategic Initiatives and Administrations and staff members, providing a wide range of administrative, logistical, and organizational support. S/he’s primary responsibilities include handling incoming calls and visitors, while maintaining lobby area.
Responsibilities:
- Assist in scheduling and planning for events, such as meetings and conferences, which may include coordinating arrangements for participants, handling logistics, preparing and disseminating materials
- Provide administrative support to the Director of Administration
- Serve as a receptionist: answering, screening, and prioritizing telephone calls, email and mail communications; keeping confidentiality
- Notify NAF staff of daily staff absences and/or delays
- Provide administrative support to other teams as needed including preparing and disseminating materials and organizing large mailings
- Greet visitors and guests
- Receive deliveries
- Assist with general office operations as requested
- Coordinate front desk coverage with Operations Associate
- Other duties as assigned
Educational/Training Requirements:
Associates Degree
Experience:
1-2 years working experience in an office environment
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:
- Punctuality and attention to detail
- Ability to multi-task and work with several people at the same time
- Excellent interpersonal skills
- Experience with the Microsoft Office suite.
- Excellent phone manner
- Ability to comprehend and interpret information
- Discretion and good judgment
- Excellent telephone demeanor Experience supporting more than one person
- Strong organizational and administrative skills
- Commitment to the National Academy Foundation’s work
Interested applicants should send a cover letter with salary requirements and your resume to jobs@naf.org with "Administrative Assistant/ Receptionist" in the subject line.

