Secretariat Coordinator — Document and Meeting Managementfor NATO with security clearance
Il y a 21 heures
Brussels, Brussels, Belgique
WLG
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A governance and management structure inside a defence
organisation needs a secretariat that works. Policies, doctrine,
technical and assurance documents all have to be findable and
current; committees and executive meetings have to be organised,
minuted and followed up; and the record has to stand up to scrutiny
afterwards. This is that job. It suits someone who is genuinely
meticulous, comfortable with senior people, and quietly relentless
about actions that have not been closed. What you would be doing
Managing and maintaining the information and knowledge portals —
content currency, taxonomy, metadata standards, and the lifecycle
of articles, guidance and multimedia. Providing full document
management and control for doctrine, policy, technical, security,
assurance and process documents, and for the formal communications
that go with them. Recording meeting discussions, organising what
was captured, and delivering polished draft minutes for the chair
to review. Providing conference support to significant working
group and executive meetings, including the communications with
external attendees so they can take part smoothly and securely.
Running the logistics end to end: agendas built properly, action
items tracked, stakeholders kept informed. Reporting on what the
secretariat has done, and keeping the indicators and executive
summaries current. What you would bring Higher vocational training
in a relevant discipline with four years of related experience, or
a secondary qualification with six years. Strong verbal and written
communication — you will be dealing with clients, staff and
management, often in the same hour. Meticulousness: checking
documents for errors and being the person who catches them. Prior
experience of an international environment with both military and
civilian elements. The composure to handle unexpected issues and
shifting priorities without losing the thread. The ability to
juggle several tasks, prioritise them and meet deadlines. Expertise
across Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and SharePoint. Awareness
of ITIL foundation practice. Three years or more in a defence or
multinational environment is strongly desirable.