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Office Manager (interim)

Hemel Hempstead, England, United Kingdom

Unybrands was established in 2020 by a group of partners united by a shared vision: to build the leading next-generation e-commerce platform for micro-brands. Headquartered in Miami, the company has a global presence with teams in Berlin, London, New York, and China.

Unybrands acquires e-commerce businesses that sell both on and off Amazon. Once acquired, these brands are integrated into Unybrands' platform, where operations are optimized, business performance is enhanced, and expansion into new product lines and markets is driven. Currently we have acquired 30 brands including Pet Care, Personal Care, Home Care, Supplements, Baby & Juvenile, Garden & Outdoor, Sports & Fitness, and Home, Lifestyle Culinary & Arts. Through expert management and robust infrastructure, Unybrands empowers e-commerce brands to scale and thrive.

Overview:  

The Office Manager must take ownership of all aspects of office administration and operations, to ensure the smooth running of our office environment, supporting the team and directors while managing facilities, administration, and organizational tasks. 

Key Responsibilities:  

Office Management and Administration:  

  • Oversee the day-to-day operations of the office to ensure a professional and efficient working environment.  
  • Manage office facilities, including alarms, telephone contracts, and building maintenance.  
  • Maintain and organize office supplies, kitchen, meeting rooms, and common areas.  
  • Coordinate schedules, prepare agendas, and manage diary bookings for directors.  
  • Handle correspondence, mail, and deliveries, ensuring timely communication and distribution.  
  • Organize social events and manage budgets  

Facilities and Vendor Management:  

  • Liaise with vendors and service providers to manage office-related contracts and agreements (e.g., estate management, utilities, cleaning, IT support).  
  • Organize repairs and maintenance as needed, ensuring minimal disruption to business operations.  
  • Manage & maintain all health & safety and safety legal requirements   
  • Maintain records of office expenses and work closely with the finance team to manage budgets.  

 

Employee Support and Engagement:  

  • Serve as the primary point of contact for employees’ office-related inquiries and needs.  
  • Assist in implementing and maintaining office policies and procedures to foster a positive and productive work culture.  

Executive Support:  

  • Provide administrative support to directors, including diary management, travel arrangements, and meeting preparation.  
  • Handle confidential and sensitive information with discretion and professionalism.  
  • Support directors with ad hoc administrative and organizational tasks as required.  

Requirements:  

  • Strong organizational and multitasking skills, with the ability to prioritize effectively in a fast-paced environment.  
  • Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal, with a professional demeanor.  
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook) and other relevant office management tools.  
  • Problem-solving mindset with a proactive and adaptable approach to challenges.  
  • Proven experience in office management, administration, or a similar role.  
  • Attention to detail and a high level of accuracy in handling tasks.  

Desirable:  

  • Experience in facilities management or vendor coordination.  
  • Knowledge of office health and safety regulations.  
  • Familiarity with diary management and supporting senior executives.  

What Success Looks Like in This Role:  

  • A well-organized and efficient office environment where operations run smoothly.  
  • Employees and stakeholders feel supported and have the tools and resources they need.  
  • Directors have reliable administrative support, enabling them to focus on strategic priorities.  
  • Office policies and procedures are well-maintained and contribute to a positive work culture.  

 

unybrands is an equal opportunity employer and considers all applicants for employment without any regard to race, skin color, religion, gender identity, sexual orientation, and age. Nor are applicants discriminated against based on disability or protected classes.  

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