Diary control, briefing an executive properly, and the gatekeeping that makes the difference at senior level. For experienced executive assistants.
At senior level the job stops being administration and becomes judgement about access, priority and information. For experienced assistants, this works on diary control, briefing an executive properly, and the gatekeeping and discretion that protect a principal's time without stalling everyone else.
Prioritising, protecting time, and managing competing demands on the executive.
Assembling briefing packs and preparing the executive for meetings and events.
Filtering access and requests while maintaining relationships and discretion.
Representing the executive and managing internal and external stakeholders.
Handling sensitive information and exercising judgement under pressure.
Building the working relationship that lets an EA operate with real autonomy.
Experienced executive assistants and senior personal assistants supporting directors and senior executives.
Experience as an executive or personal assistant. Not an entry-level course.
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