Top Office Manager Jobs in Cincinnati, OH

The Executive Assistant supports the Executive team by managing schedules, communications, travel arrangements, and expenses while ensuring confidentiality. They coordinate meetings, manage logistics for events, and provide support with reporting and analysis, serving as the liaison between executives and various stakeholders.

The Business Operations Manager is responsible for analyzing complex data sets, managing multiple projects, optimizing business operations, collaborating across departments, and ensuring that operational decisions align with the company's objectives. Strong communication skills are essential for conveying ideas to stakeholders.

The Contracts Manager will support the SailPoint Sales team with all contracting matters, including drafting agreements, negotiating contracts, and managing third-party NDAs. Responsibilities include coordinating contracts, maintaining signed agreements, and providing first-line responses to legal queries.

The Executive Assistant will support C-Suite executives with administrative tasks, including calendaring, travel coordination, communications, and event planning, while managing relationships with stakeholders and ensuring efficiency in operations.

The Founder & CEO will lead Score Travel by developing a strategic vision, managing team dynamics, overseeing innovative product development, and executing branding strategies. Key responsibilities include financial management, risk mitigation, and delivering exceptional customer experiences.

The English Teaching Assistant at Campus will support a group of 25-30 students in an online English course, acting as a teacher, mentor, and coach. Responsibilities include attending lectures, leading discussions, hosting office hours, and grading. The role requires teaching or tutoring experience in a college-level course and a Bachelor's degree or current undergraduate status in third year or above. The time commitment is 8-10 hours per week for an 11-week quarter, with compensation of $2,000 per discussion section taught, up to $6,000 per quarter.

The Receptionist will serve visitors by greeting and directing them, notifying personnel of arrivals, and maintaining the security and telecommunications system. Responsibilities include greeting visitors, answering inquiries, managing directories, and keeping the reception area organized and safe.

The Receptionist will greet visitors, manage inquiries, direct them to appropriate personnel, maintain the telecommunication system, ensure a clean reception area, and communicate with the team regarding actions and needs.

As a Personal Care Assistant, you will provide support to residents by answering call lights, assisting with meals, helping maintain their living spaces, and engaging in activities to offer companionship. You'll work under the supervision of nurses and unit managers and be a key part of the residents' daily care.