Senior Executive Assistant
$92,034 - $138,965 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$92,034 - $138,965 per year
About the role
- Provide broad administrative support including creating presentations, spreadsheets, and reports; printing, binding, filing, data entry, and mail distribution.
- Support leaders and teams in preparing materials for key meetings, client engagements, or business reviews.
- Assist with finalizing deliverables for internal or external stakeholders, including proposals, summaries, and correspondence.
- Input and maintain data in relevant systems (e.g., CRM, scheduling tools) as directed.
- Maintain organized electronic and physical files for supported leader(s) and team; ensure records are current and easily retrievable.
- Coordinate client and employee recognition gestures (cards, gifts, flowers) as directed by supported leader(s).Provide support for special projects and cross-functional initiatives as assigned.
- Plan and coordinate ongoing team meetings, all-hands sessions, team-building events, and offsites.
- Manage logistics for in-person and virtual meetings including booking accommodations, coordinating participants, and arranging catering as needed.
- Support preparation for and coordination of board-level or committee meetings as applicable to the supported function.
- Monitor and order office supplies, kitchen supplies, and other consumables; ensure common areas are well-maintained.
- Manage relationships and expenses with vendors including shipping carriers, office equipment providers, facilities services, and catering.
- Periodically evaluate vendor relationships and costs; recommend and onboard new vendors when warranted.
- Serve as a point of contact with building facilities management and external service providers to ensure proper standards are maintained.
- Coordinate with facilities management to support the needs of the local office.
- Serve as a professional point of contact for inbound calls, emails, and inquiries on behalf of supported leader(s); triage, respond, and follow up as appropriate.
- Draft, proofread, and send correspondence on behalf of supported leader(s) as directed.
- Build and maintain positive relationships with internal stakeholders, external partners, and clients at all organizational levels.
- We're looking for talent who:
- Has a minimum of three years of experience as an executive assistant or in a comparable administrative support role as required.
- Has experience supporting senior or executive-level leaders preferred.
- Has experience within financial services or a similarly regulated industry preferred.
- Has experience managing complex, multi-executive calendars and email inboxes.
- Demonstrates high discretion in handling sensitive information.
- Has strong written, verbal, and listening skills; comfortable interacting with stakeholders at all levels.
- Has advanced proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook); AI, experience with CRM or scheduling platforms a plus.
- Can manage competing priorities and meet deadlines with a sense of urgency.
- Works effectively both independently and as part of a team; builds relationships across functions.
- Has prior experience planning and coordinating event logistics.
- Exercises sound judgment to anticipate needs and resolve issues proactively.
- Owns and manages relationships with stakeholders directly and works effectively with people at all levels in an organization
- Recommended Skills:
- Calendar Management, Client-Centric, Confidentiality, Effective Communication, Innovation, Office Administration, Technical Proficiency, Time Management, Travel Planning, Work Collaboratively
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