Executive Assistant
Executive Assistant
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Executive Support
- Manage a complex, frequently shifting calendar for the President & CEO, proactively resolving conflicts and prioritizing time against quarterly Rocks and strategic priorities.
- Coordinate all travel arrangements, itineraries, and expense reporting.
- Draft, proofread, and manage correspondence, presentations, and internal communications on behalf of the President and CEO.Serve as the point of contact on behalf of the President and CEO for scheduling, materials, and follow-up, exercising sound judgment and discretion at all times.
- Direct requests from other Leadership Team members or their teams to the President for prioritization, rather than accepting them directly.
- Manage highly confidential information (financial, personnel, strategic) with absolute discretion.
- Own the logistics of the weekly Level 10 Meeting®. Prepare and distribute the agenda, track timing, and format the Scorecard and Rock Review sections in advance.
- Maintain and circulate the weekly Scorecard, quarterly Rocks list, and the Issues List, following up with owners so items don't stall between meetings.
- Track and follow up on To-Do items generated out of the IDS (Identify, Discuss, Solve) process at Level 10 Meetings, ensuring completion before the next session.
- Maintain the master calendar of EOS milestones: weekly L10 Meetings, quarterly Pulsing meetings, and the annual and quarterly planning sessions, coordinating logistics, materials, and facilitator/venue needs for each.
- Keep the Accountability Chart and related organizational documentation current as roles and seats evolve.
- Support the CEO and Integrator (President) in maintaining the Vision/Traction OrganizerTM (V/TOTM), including formatting, version control, and distribution to the Leadership Team.
- General office management and facilities
- ReceptionIT and equipment procurement
- Event planning beyond executive and Board sessions
- Administrative support to other executives or their direct reports, except when directed by the President
- 3+ years of experience as an Executive Assistant supporting a C-suite executive, ideally a President, CEO, or Founder.
- Direct experience working inside an EOS® (Entrepreneurial Operating System) company strongly preferred; familiarity with Traction terminology (Rocks, Scorecard, L10, IDS, V/TOTM, Accountability Chart) is a significant plus.
- Exceptional organizational skills and follow-through; comfortable owning a recurring meeting cadence end-to-end.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with strong judgment about what is and isn't shareable.
- Proficiency with standard productivity and scheduling tools (e.g., Microsoft Office/Google Workspace, calendar and travel platforms); experience with an EOS tracking tool (e.g., Ninety.io, Bloom Growth, or similar) a plus.
- A demonstrated ability to handle confidential and sensitive information with discretion.
- Why Aroris?
- We are entrepreneurial, driven, and team-oriented.
- You will fit right in if you are as joyful, relentless, and genuinely as fired up about the work as we are!
- We regularly schedule team outings (off-site) to celebrate quarterly wins.401(k) with company match
- Short-term and long-term incentives
- Paid parental leave
- Work from a swanky office in the North Loop of downtown Minneapolis
- Unlimited PTOFinal note before you apply
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