There are several jobs within this list, from Account Executive to Office Manager, for which general professional experience could be leveraged.
Her mother, Erlinda Canlas, is the executive assistant and office manager for Clemente Capital, a financial services company in New York.
An experienced executive assistant and office manager, now working as a virtual assistant, she recommended documenting key processes in a company operations manual, a standard service she offers to her clients.
We had two program directors, a communications officer, an individual serving as our financial officer, an interim executive director, and an office manager.
After Mr. Wolf left in the early 1970's to open his own production company, Ms. Trahey then took as a partner Peter Rogers, who had been working for her as an account executive and de facto office manager.
In some cases, employees were able to find other jobs in the agency, though at a price: Barbara H. King, who had been earning about $60,000 as an executive assistant, became the office manager at a shelter for a homeless women, a step below the position in which she started with the agency in 1984.
Her mother is the executive vice president and the office manager at the Greenwich, Conn., office of William Pitt Real Estate, a residential real estate company.
At the time, Hayworth, who asked that her first name be withheld, was working as an office manager and executive assistant at a freight brokerage firm.
Nearly 500 companies nationwide submitted essays and paid a $200 to $400 fee, in the hope that one of their employees would win a "Stevie" (short for Stefanos, Greek for "crowned") for best executive, best salesperson or best office manager, among other categories.
That afternoon, an Enron executive in charge of its stock option program sent a stern message to PaineWebber executives, including the Houston branch office manager.
"They're converting it to executive offices," laments business manager Marjorie Dewey, acknowledging Roski's determination.
