Executive Assistant |
somewhereDenver (CO)
Executive Assistant |
Posted 3 days ago
somewhereDenver (CO)
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Executive Assistant
Location: Remote: LatAm/SA
Work Schedule: 8a-5p or 9a-6p EST
Salary: Market Related
About The Company:
We are a premier, full-service real estate brokerage, investment, and property management firm specializing in residential and commercial transactions, luxury rentals, and property development. Known for our deep market expertise, extensive portfolio, and high-standard client service, we operate in a fast-paced, high-volume environment. To keep our executive leadership optimized and focused on scaling the business, we are seeking a proactive, hyper-organized Executive Assistant.
Role Overview:
As the Executive Assistant, your primary mission is to act as the ultimate gatekeeper, operational partner, and strategic organizer for the Founder & CEO. This is not a passive administrative role; you will be deeply embedded in the daily operations of a fast-moving real estate ecosystem.
You will manage a heavy, complex calendar, take absolute ownership of an influx of email communications, coordinate property and client logistics, and ensure that tasks never fall through the cracks. The ideal candidate is a high-autonomy self-starter who possesses excellent English communication skills, a dominant organizational presence, and the confidence to manage up to a busy executive.
Key Responsibilities1. Calendar, Inbox, & Gatekeeping Management
Strategic Calendar Ownership: Manage a dynamic, high-volume executive calendar, scheduling property viewings, client pitches, investor meetings, and internal operational reviews while protecting the CEO's time.
Inbox Triage: Monitor, tag, and prioritize incoming emails in the executive inbox; draft professional, articulate responses on behalf of the CEO to clients, brokers, and vendors.
Task Tracking & Follow-up: Take detailed notes during meetings and translation of action items, tracking deliverables across the team to ensure deadlines are met.2. Real Estate & Operational Support
Deal & Property Coordination: Assist with organizing listing data, tracking transaction deadlines, managing property files, and coordinating logistics with agents, property managers, and legal teams.
Document Control: Prepare, format, and organize sensitive documents, including real estate contracts, lease agreements, investor decks, and internal operational reports.
Vendor & Client Relations: Act as a professional, polished liaison for high-value clients, contractors, and external vendors, ensuring inquiries are routed and handled with absolute professionalism.
Required Qualifications:
Direct Experience: 4+ years of experience working as an Executive Assistant, ideally supporting C-suite executives, founders, or high-volume real estate principals.
Industry Familiarity (Strong Plus): Prior professional exposure to real estate brokerage, property management, or construction workflows. Understanding basic real estate terminology and transaction cycles is highly advantageous.
Tech Proficiency: Advanced capability within Google Workspace (Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs) and modern CRM/project management tools (e.g., Notion, Asana, Monday.com, or real estate-specific platforms).High Emotional Intelligence & Discretion: Ability to handle confidential financial and property data with complete integrity, maintaining a calm and structured demeanor under pressure.
Why Join Us?
This role offers a stable, long-term remote position where your organizational talent directly influences the execution of large-scale real estate operations. You will be a trusted partner to executive leadership, working within a high-standard, growth-oriented environment that rewards execution and reliability.
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