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Office Manager, New York

New York, NY, Philadelphia, PA or Baltimore, MD

Imre is an independent, award-winning, brand-engagement creative agency that helps consumer and healthcare brands connect authentically with people in some of the most important decisions of their lives.

At Imre, we believe in the five core values of Empathy, Optimism, Kindness, Innovation, and Disruption as the basis for business. Our culture is steeped in the personalities of our three home cities (New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore) as well as our WFA employees around the USA. We are LGBTQ+- founded, and for 30 years have strongly believed that diversity is one of the key drivers of great creative and one of the keys to our success.

We’re looking to add to our team of experts, and can’t wait to meet you!

imre is seeking an Office Manager to join us in our gorgeous new office space in New York, NY. In this role, you will wear many hats as you help keep things running smoothly and efficiently day to day. If you take pride in maintaining an organized office space and enjoy planning numerous parties & events, keep reading!

Key responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

  • Act as chief problem solver within our physical space, proactively identifying areas of improvement, facilitating repairs, and cleaning services
  • Be the point of contact and coordinate all office services: i.e. coffee, cleaning services, plant maintenance, etc.
  • Proactively manage requests and suggestions for office improvements; log issues promptly and ensure timely follow-through.
  • Conduct 3x weekly walkthroughs to maintain the highest standard of effectiveness and functionality, including specialty spaces.
  • Partner with HR to ensure all new hires are set up for success in their physical workspace
  • Oversee the seating chart and facilitate internal moves, ensuring that all employees are well-equipped and have a smooth experience as we change and grow
  • Partner in the planning for various events such as holiday parties, office celebrations, etc.
  • Build strong relationships with building staff to ensure efficient service and attention to office matters as needed.
  • Own messaging information about building procedures, changes, or alerts
  • Answer phones and greet visitors as needed
  • Coordinate travel for employees as needed
  • Perform various administrative functions that support our business, including some that require a high degree of responsibility and discretion.
  • Ensure the office is presentable and professional at all times
  • Coordinate office social events such as happy hours, birthdays, and holiday celebrations
  • Help with setup, breakdown, and general facilitation of marketing/client events
  • Ad hoc projects such as printing and/or one-off errands as needed;
  • Occasional administrative coverage for other teams when someone is away.

Position requires:

  • Bachelor’s degree and 4+ years of relevant experience in a professional services environment 
  • Ability to be on-site in NY office location 3x per week 
  • Punctuality & ability to follow direction easily, learn from mistakes, calm in temperament, love to collaborate and great fun to work with :)
  • Enjoy working in and are comfortable in a fast-paced, roll up your sleeves type environment; self-starter, doer personality who will take initiative from day 1
  • Strong communication skills and can provide clear, concise information to key stakeholders on various teams.
  • Highly organized and has a strong, astute attention to detail
  • Naturally respect and understand the importance of confidentiality
  • A scrappy approach to problem solving and a can-do attitude
  • Ability to comfortably lift 15-20 lb. items for mail room and office maintenance purposes

Salary: $50,000-$80,000/annually

*Salary dependent upon experience 

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