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Senior executive assistant jobs in London and further afield

Tiger Recruitment specialises in executive assistant recruitment, working with employers of choice across a range of industries, including finance and investments, private equity, insurance, law, media and technology.

With such a wide variety of clients, we always have a large collection of executive assistant jobs on offer, starting from executive PAs to C-suite EAs and board-level EAs. We also encourage career progression and growth for our EAs, recruiting for business assistant positions.

Latest EA Jobs

Looking for a new executive assistant job? Apply to our latest listings below, or have a look at our full list on our job search page.

Admin Assistant new

London (City of) SALARY: £16 - £18 PER: Hour TERM: Temporary

ADMIN ASSISTANT£18p/h12m Rolling temp A fantastic opportunity has arisen for a brilliant Admin Assistant with experience, to join a global company based in London. They are looking for a bright, proactive team player who will add value...

POSTED: 28 Mar 2024 JOB ID: STAASM32694

Executive Assistant new

Belgium SALARY: CHF50,000 - CHF60,000 PER: Annum TERM: Permanent

Executive Assistant Overview We have an excellent opportunity for an experienced Executive Assistant to join a leading Financial Institution in Brussels.This is a permanent, full time opportunity. Responsibilities Providing support to a Partner, Principal, and a...

POSTED: 28 Mar 2024 JOB ID: JLEA32693

Business/Private EA new

London (West End) SALARY: £45,000 - £50,000 PER: Annum TERM: Permanent

Executive Assistant – Boutique consultancy West End Permanent £45-50k and nice benefits!   A small but growing boutique consultancy based in the West End are looking for an EA to come and support the MD on...

POSTED: 28 Mar 2024 JOB ID: ADEA2533

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The changing nature of the EA

The EA, or executive PA, is no longer solely a support position. The modern EA job is a gatekeeper position, providing high-level support to either an individual or group of high-level executives. While it still includes plenty of diary management and travel planning, it has transformed into an advisory position, with a senior EA often required to make business decisions and contribute to ongoing strategy on behalf of their principal.

As such, the EA job, especially at a C-Suite or board level, can be a viable pathway for those looking to move into senior management positions.

 

 

What does an executive assistant job involve?

An EA job in London is generally a mid-to-senior position and as such, involves high-level administrative support, including diary management, travel booking, scheduling meetings, inbox management and gatekeeping on behalf of a principal.

Where an EA job differs to a PA job is the business involvement. Often (but not always), an executive assistant will take on more responsibility in terms of strategy and advice, producing documents, presentations and reports, as well as conducting research and liaising with other executives and UHNWIs.

What skills should an executive assistant have?

Someone looking for an executive assistant job should have extensive experience as an executive PA or PA and be flexible, extremely organised and have exceptional written and verbal communication skills. A great EA will also possess fantastic problem-solving skills, work well in a team and approach every task with a positive outlook. Because of their business involvement, a  C-Suite EA or board-level EA should also be commercially switched on, with a strong business acumen and ability to act proactively. As with any support role, discretion is of the utmost importance.

On the technical side, an EA should also possess advanced knowledge of Microsoft Office and be comfortable with software like Google Suite.

How much does an EA earn?

In professional or financial services, an EA salary can range from £40,000-£80,000, while in most creative businesses, you can expect to command anywhere between £35,000-£65,000.

The not-for-profit sector generally has a smaller band, with salaries between £35,000-£45,000. If working in a family office, an experienced EA can expect to receive £45,000-£80,000.

However, it is worth remembering that an EA’s salary is completely dependent on the industry you are working in, the experience you have and the scope of responsibility.

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