executive secretary

He was the organization's executive secretary from 1958 to 1963.

He has served as the organization's executive secretary since 2003.

Before the change he is a Jewish executive secretary of a local union.

At her retirement from the association, she was its first executive secretary.

He was its executive secretary, the chief administrator, from 1952 to 1967.

The Foundation has just one staff member, an executive secretary.

Except today the clerk had to have an executive secretary.

She works in the library as an executive secretary, grade 7.

The current cover article is a profile of an executive secretary.

Before winning, she worked as an executive secretary for a telephone company.

Manning has offered me a job as his executive secretary.

He moved to the radio artists' union full time in 1947 and became its national executive secretary a year later.

I'm pretty sure he'd never had a personal executive secretary hired right out from under his nose before.

The same year, he is elected executive secretary of the chapter.

She was forty-two years old and had worked as an executive secretary.

In 2000, he was further promoted to assistant director for administration and executive secretary.

Which was excellent, a good executive secretary being a treasure beyond price.

"Why does this job pay three times the going rate for the most senior of executive secretaries?"

They urged my appointment to the position of executive secretary.

She worked, as an executive secretary in Jacksonville, through her first four months of chemotherapy.

The executive secretary refused to give a time frame for the review.

He entered politics and served as executive secretary to the Governor from 1915 to 1917.

The president was admitting the truth of the statements which the executive secretary had made.

In 1982, he was appointed executive secretary, publisher and general manager.

An executive secretary was employed to act as the administrative officer of the board.