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A chief administrative officer or CAO takes care of the administrative management of an organization. Reporting to the CEO, a chief administrative officer provides executive direction over assigned functional areas including human resources, risk management, employee relations, equal employment opportunity, and government affairs. Responsibilities may also include records management, managing community relations, and handling special projects as assigned. A chief administrative officer should have a bachelor’s degree in business, public administration, human resources, industrial relations, or related field. A chief administrative officer position may require 5+ years of progressively responsible management experience.

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