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The Role in Brief:

Executive Assistant to the CEO (Senior Manager level)

The Executive Assistant to the CEO provides administrative, operational, and communications support to the Chief Executive Officer, serving as a trusted partner in managing the CEO’s time, priorities, relationships, and day-to-day workflow.

This role requires exceptional judgment, discretion, attention to detail, follow-through, and a thoughtful, collaborative working style. The Executive Assistant must be able to build trust quickly, communicate clearly, manage sensitive information appropriately, and ensure the CEO is prepared and organized across a high-volume schedule of meetings, partner conversations, board and leadership activities, travel, and company events.

This role is based in Washington, DC and requires regular in-person presence in the office, generally at least three days per week, with flexibility to be onsite more frequently based on the CEO’s schedule, leadership meetings, board-related activities, events, or other business needs. This role may also require occasional flexibility outside standard business hours when urgent executive, partner, board, travel, or event-related needs arise. 

For internal leveling purposes, this position is equivalent to EAB’s Senior Manager level.  This position is posted at both the Senior Manager and Associate Director levels; candidates are being considered across both levels based on experience, with final level determined at the time of offer.

Primary Responsibilities:

Executive Calendar Management

• Manage and maintain the CEO’s complex calendar, including internal meetings, external partner meetings, leadership forums, revenue reviews, board-related meetings, and recurring check-ins.

• Schedule, reschedule, and prioritize meetings based on urgency, business importance, stakeholder availability, travel, PTO, and shifting executive priorities.

• Proactively identify calendar conflicts and recommend solutions that protect the CEO’s time and keep business priorities moving.

• Coordinate meeting logistics, including calendar invites, attendee lists, virtual meeting links, room details, agendas, timing, meals, materials, and follow-up needs.

• Anticipate preparation needs and help ensure the CEO has the information, context, and materials needed for upcoming meetings and commitments.

Executive Communications and Stakeholder Coordination

• Serve as a key point of contact for the CEO’s office with internal leaders, team members, external partners, board members, and other executive assistants.

• Draft and send clear, professional, and timely communications on behalf of the CEO or in support of the CEO’s priorities.

• Coordinate across departments and leadership teams to resolve scheduling questions, confirm attendance, clarify next steps, and move decisions forward.

• Help manage the flow of information to and f