Occupation
Administrative Services Manager
Administrative Services Managers oversee the operational and logistical functions that keep organizations running smoothly, coordinating facilities management, vendor relationships, travel arrangements, events, and administrative staff across multiple departments. The role involves managing budgets, scheduling, office systems, and day-to-day logistics while serving as a problem-solver for the broader business, often working with diverse teams and vendors to ensure efficient operations. This position attracts organized, detail-oriented professionals who can juggle competing priorities, adapt to changing needs, and manage both people and processes effectively.
Open Administrative Services Manager roles (2)
Lead Support Services Specialist
Small Business Administration
Washington, DC · $121,785 – $158,322
A federal management position leading the administrative support operations team for the Small Business Administration's headquarters and field offices. This role suits someone with prior experience managing large-scale administrative programs including facilities, logistics, and budget oversight who is ready to shape agency-wide policies and advise senior leadership.
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Lead Administrative Services Specialist
Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys and the Office of the U.S. Attorneys
Houston, TX · $71,181 – $92,541
Lead a small team providing administrative and logistical support to a major federal law office, overseeing mail, printing, procurement, facilities, and security services across a large district. This role suits experienced administrators who can manage multiple support functions and mentor staff in a government setting.
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