AI+ Executive Assistants

Executive Assistants, Executive Personal Assistants, Senior Personal Assistants, Chiefs of Staff (junior/operational), Board Secretaries, and Personal Assistants supporting C-suite executives, directors, senior government officials, or equivalent senior leaders. Typical titles: Executive Assistant, PA to the CEO, Senior EA, Board Secretary, Executive Office Manager, Chief of Staff (operations-focused). Typically 3–20 years in EA or senior PA roles. Their daily work is defined by: managing the executive's diary at scale across multiple time zones and competing priorities; drafting correspondence, speeches, and announcements in the executive's voice; preparing board papers, committee minutes, and governance documentation; building and maintaining executive briefing packs and travel documents; managing stakeholder relationships and intelligence on the executive's behalf; triaging access to the executive; handling M&A-sensitive, board-restricted, and senior personnel information as a matter of routine. They are not just organisational administrators — they are extensions of the executive's capacity, operating with significant discretion and access.

Also for:Office managers evolving into EA roles; PAs at mid-level who aspire to C-suite support; EA managers overseeing pools of executive support professionals; HR and L&D professionals designing EA upskilling programmes; chiefs of staff expanding their AI-assisted operations capability.