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We are looking for a Marketing Assistant to perform a variety of administrative, digital, research, and writing tasks in support of our company's audience development and demand generation needs.
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Job Description About the role We are seeking a highly organized and reliable virtual assistant to provide exceptional administrative support to our clients. Ability to manage administrative tasks.
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We're looking for virtual assistants to support our remote data entry team. You should be able to handle administrative projects and deliver high-quality work under minimum supervision.
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Boutique virtual assistance agency, Virtually Imperative, looking for Virtual Executive Assistant to join our growing team to assist clients nationwide. We are a small team providing top notch executive assistance, project management and operational support services remotely to our clients.
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Our MEDICAL ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT / Integrated Care Assistants are more than just administrative; they are our foundation for success. This position provides administrative support to DaVita Integrated Kidney Care Nurses and other members of the Integrated Care National Team.
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This role will include exposure to all aspects our virtual event production and promotion process, including email marketing, VIP outreach, researching potential projects, and helping coordinate with our partners.
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A minimum of 7 years of direct hands-on experience in an administrative support position such as an executive assistant, virtual assistant, or senior administrative assistant (general admin experience as part of another role will not qualify.
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As a Virtual Assistant at NoGigiddy, you will play a crucial role in providing administrative support to our team and ensuring the smooth operation of our daily tasks. Proven experience as a Virtual Assistant or in a similar administrative role.
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NoGigiddy, a leading company in the on demand staffing and recruiting industry, is seeking a highly organized and motivated Virtual Assistant to join our remote team. Our platform connects gig workers to various local businesses, and as a Virtual Assistant, you will be involved in assisting with various tasks that contribute to the success of our gig workers and clients.
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Provide administrative support to the NoGigiddy team, including scheduling meetings, managing calendars, and preparing documents. Coordinate and oversee virtual events, webinars, and training sessions.
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As an executive assistant and employee of Boldly, you will play the pivotal role of providing top-notch administrative support. You have at least 7 years of experience serving in a senior administrative support position where you provided support as an executive assistant working in a fast-paced environment supporting multiple high-level executives.
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Unlock Your Virtual Business Adventure: Become an Office Travel Assistant! Join our team as an Office Travel Assistant and turn your passion into a fulfilling virtual business.
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Embark on a thrilling virtual business opportunity tailor-made for travel enthusiasts who are passionate about helping others explore the world. Provide top-notch customer support pre and post-travel.
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We are seeking a highly organized and proactive Virtual Assistant to provide remote administrative and support services to our clients. Join our team with over 19 years of experience as a leading virtual assistant company, specializing in providing administrative support to business leaders.
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If so, we are looking for an entry-level Virtual Personal Assistant to support our team with various tasks and projects. If you are ready to take on a new challenge and grow with us, apply now to join our team as a Virtual Personal Assistant.
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