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We help executive assistants further their careers by introducing them to employers of choice across a range of industries, including finance and investments, professional services, the creative sector, private households and technology – to name a few.
With such a variety of prominent clients, we’re in the unique position of being able to offer challenging and rewarding executive assistant jobs, from executive secretaries to C-suite EAs and board-level EAs.
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An executive assistant will provide high-level support to a senior individual or group of executives. An executive assistant’s job responsibilities will almost always include diary management, travel booking, scheduling meetings, inbox management and gatekeeping – occasionally they will also offer private support as well.
Many executive assistant jobs have also evolved into advisory positions, with a senior executive administrative assistant often required to input on strategy and advice, lead projects and represent their Principal at meetings.
Depending on the size of the company, many EAs assist different divisions and help with marketing support, events, finance and operations as well.
The EA job, particularly at a C-Suite or board level, can be multi-faceted, challenging and a viable pathway for those looking to move into senior management positions.
In professional or financial services, an EA salary can range from $70,000-$110,000, while a senior EA can command anywhere between $100,000-$150,000.
That said, an EA’s salary is completely dependent on the industry, the individual’s experience and their scope of responsibility.
Someone looking for an executive assistant job should already have worked as a PA or EA in some capacity. They’ll be flexible, extremely organized and have exceptional written and verbal communication skills. A great executive secretary will also possess fantastic problem-solving skills, work well in a team and approach every task with a positive outlook. Because of their level of seniority, a C-Suite EA or board-level EA should also be commercially switched on, with strong business acumen and ability to act proactively. As with any support role, discretion is of the utmost importance.
On the technical side, an executive administrative assistant should also possess advanced knowledge of Microsoft Office and be comfortable with the latest communications software like Zoom, Slack and Google Suite.
When it comes to EA recruitment, we’re miles ahead of the competition. Get in touch today to learn how we can help you find your perfect executive assistant.
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