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Initiates and completes all transactions required to fully service client accounts i.e. paperwork, correspondence, client request fulfillment and special projects as neededMay enter security orders including stocks, bonds, fixed income, options, annuities and other investment vehicle orders per Financial Advisors’ instructions or upon client’s verbal direction.
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The Project Manager Assistant is responsible for daily correspondence and interaction with clients, subcontractors, and vendors related to project scheduling, equipment, and materials. Ho-Chunk, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer.
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SPECIALIZED EXPERIENCE: One year of specialized experience which includes knowledge of the theory and principles of management and organization, including administrative practices and procedures common to organizations, pertaining to drug testing and prevention education, channels of communication, routing of correspondence, filing systems, chain of custody, and storage of files and records.
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Excellent verbal and written communication skills that include the ability to write effective business memos and correspondence. GPAC has partnered with a top nonprofit to add a Director of Operations to their team.
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This position is responsible for performing a wide variety of administrative duties such as answering telephones; typing documents and correspondence; compiling data and generating reports; maintaining files; billing and checking of loading documents for accuracy and any other duties or special projects as assigned.
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