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Regional Administrator

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London, πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ United Kingdom
Office Manager
Administration
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We are hiring an administrator for our London office to support our local team, including executive leaders. This role is office based and will require office attendance 5 days a week.

At Duke Corporate Education, we empower leaders at all levels to be catalysts of change in their organizations and, ultimately, in society. By designing and delivering best in class advisory, leadership development and change management programs, we accelerate business leaders and their teams to build for the future. We are immensely proud to be the premier global provider of leadership solutions in context, consistently top-ranked by the Financial Times. With delivery in over 85 countries, we partner with clients to co-create the right solution for any level of leadership. Together, we transform leaders and business, creating sustainable impact at scale and speed.

We are looking for an energetic, organised and responsive individual who will be responsible for a variety of administrative activities including diary management, arranging travel and meetings, assisting with presentations and research, and office support. We offer opportunities across our business for career development.

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Duke Corporate Education

Duke Corporate Education

Duke Corporate Education is a premier global provider of leadership solutions in context, part of Duke University.

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