Mallori Yoder
Executive Assistant
If you are in need of an executive assistant who possesses key knowledge, skills, and abilities, including but not limited to tech-savvy, business savvy, independent thinking, proactivity, discretion, resourcefulness, innovation and effective communication— look no further!
Let’s start with the basics, shall we?
Executive assistants are your go-to person who works closely with upper and senior management at a company to manage their calendar and schedules.
Consider an executive assistant the gatekeepers of an executive’s time, anticipating needs and preferences. Responsible for staying on top of any correspondence inside and outside a company that pertains to the executive. EAs are usually expected to work independently on certain tasks or projects over a given period of time. Being able to multitask, utilize excellent communication and stay on track are key qualifiers.
Aside from handling correspondence for an executive, EAs usually are knowledgable about a company’s inner workings and entrusted with sensitive information. As such, employers will seek executive assistants who have the right diplomacy and a lot of tact.