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<p><strong>Ex-Cabin Crew for Executive Receptionist working in LONDON</strong></p><p><strong><em>Corporate & Hotel Receptionists also welcome to apply!!</em></strong></p><p>London</p><p><strong>£33k to £38k salary</strong></p><p><br></p><p>Ex-Cabin Crew needed for a London leading private equity firm in the City - they are looking for a polished and professional Corporate Executive Receptionist to join its Front of House team. This is a client-facing role within a high-quality corporate environment, supporting senior executives, investors, clients and international visitors.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>The Role</strong></p><p>As Corporate Executive Receptionist, you will be responsible for delivering a consistently high standard of service across reception, meeting rooms and the wider client floor.</p><p>Responsibilities will include:</p><ul><li>Welcoming clients, investors and visitors and ensuring they receive a professional and personalised service</li><li>Managing visitor arrivals, security procedures, passes and meeting room requirements</li><li>Answering and transferring incoming calls professionally</li><li>Managing meeting room bookings and ensuring rooms are prepared ahead of meetings</li><li>Carrying out regular meeting room and client-floor checks</li><li>Coordinating refreshments, catering and hospitality for meetings</li><li>Liaising with PAs, EAs and internal teams regarding visitors and meeting arrangements</li><li>Supporting video conferencing and basic AV requirements within meeting rooms</li><li>Managing incoming couriers, deliveries and collections</li><li>Booking taxis and assisting visitors with travel arrangements where required</li><li>Maintaining the presentation of reception, meeting rooms and shared client areas</li><li>Reporting facilities, maintenance or housekeeping issues promptly</li><li>Liaising with Facilities, Security, Catering and other support teams</li><li>Assisting with internal and external events when required</li><li>Providing additional administrative and Front of House support during busy periods</li></ul><p><br></p><p><strong>The Candidate</strong></p><p>The successful candidate will have:</p><ul><li>Excellent communication and interpersonal skills</li><li>Strong attention to detail</li><li>A calm and organised approach when managing several requests at once</li><li>Good Microsoft Office skills</li><li>A genuine commitment to delivering excellent client service</li></ul><p><br></p><p>This is an excellent opportunity to join a highly professional private equity firm where Front of House plays an important part in the client and visitor experience.</p>

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