Executive Assistant

Description:

Accenture is a global organisation with a strong focus on teamwork and delivery excellence. The nature and culture of the organisation requires every individual to be passionate about outstanding client service delivery, first class internal customer service, collaborative teamwork and individual performance excellence.

Your Responsibilities

Accenture is a global organisation with a strong focus on teamwork and delivery excellence. The nature and culture of the organisation requires every individual to be passionate about outstanding client service delivery, first class internal customer service, collaborative teamwork and individual performance excellence.

EA is expected to provide the defined range of services to the Leadership in Accenture through a combination of self-delivery and delivery from the rest of the support organisation. Success in the role is measured by a combination of feedback from the People Leader and Leadership and wider EA team to whom services are provided and feedback.

To provide a defined range of efficient, effective, professional and value-adding administrative services Accenture Interactive Leadership Team, to support them in focusing their time according to their business priorities and MDs requirements.

Manage all day to day administrative tasks for the Managing Directors and other executives from time to time.

This includes calendar management, email inbox management, travel and expense management, note-taking, meeting preparation + follow up, and general administrative duties.

Act as a thought partner to the leaders to strategically align their calendar with their priorities.

Assist and/or own content creation, including drafting emails, agendas and presentations.

Provide support for a variety of project-related work..

Represent the organization to internal and external stakeholders.

Complete other duties and special projects as assigned.

Cover for other EAs from time to time.
 

• The role is hybrid working model based in Dublin offices