Assistant Company Secretary
AirTrunk.com
Office
North Sydney
Full Time
Want to be a part of Asia Pacific & Japan’s (APJ) largest, most innovative, and rapidly growing data centre company?
AirTrunk is a technology company with a powerful purpose - to scale and sustain the relentless growth of the region’s digital future. We do this by continuously redefining and delivering hyperscale data centres that meet the needs of our customers - the world’s most transformational companies. And we’re doing so sustainably, for today and tomorrow.
Having opened Australia’s first and largest hyperscale data centres in 2017, we set our eyes on rapid expansion and now operate a platform of hyperscale data centres across the APJ region. With backing from our investors, including Blackstone, this is just the beginning…
Come join the A-Team at AirTrunk, where the cloud meets the ground.
Snapshot
Reporting to the Director Company Secretary - Subsidiaries, the Assistant Company Secretary will be responsible for:
Please note this is a 12 month fixed term contract.
- Administration of board and committee meetings
- Assisting in maintaining statutory records for all entities in the Group
- Maintenance of company secretariat procedure manual and user access for Athennian and Diligent Boardbooks software
- Co-ordinating document execution, notarisation and certifications
Your Day To Day
- Administration of board and committee meetings, including scheduling meetings, collation of board packs, drafting skeleton board minutes for all entities in the Group
- Maintaining the statutory records for all entities in the Group on SharePoint and implementing general document management protocols and file maintenance for the team
- Maintaining the Group Structure Chart and preparing simplified versions
- Maintaining the Directors’ Interests Register and assisting with Annual Director Disclosures
- Co-ordinating document execution, certification or notarisation where required across the Group
- Monitoring the company secretariat mailbox and triaging tasks
- Proactively implementing initiatives to drive efficiencies in processes and procedures utilising digital solutions where appropriate
- Developing and maintaining collaborative relationships with internal partners at all levels, especially Finance, Tax, Treasury and Legal as well as Directors’ Executive Assistants
- Instructing external service providers when necessary
- Supporting Group projects as required
Requirements:
- Tertiary qualified
- 5+ years' experience in a similar role
- Certificate in Corporate Governance from GIA/CGI (desirable)
- Experience with sophisticated board structures (desirable)
- Strong organisational and administrative skills with high attention to detail
- Excellent interpersonal skills and ability to handle confidential information with discretion
- Strong problem-solving abilities and adaptability to a fast-paced and dynamic work environment