Average Executive Assistant to CEO Salary

Executive assistants to CEOs have many administrative office duties, which they perform for company CEOs, presidents, and sometimes even members of management teams. Executive assistants are often in charge of handling important clients and sensitive information. Executive assistants to CEOs are in charge of keeping track of office details such as information on contacts, management of business calendars, and the recording and maintenance of meeting minutes. They do everything from preparation and confirmation of meetings to handling travel arrangements for both the CEO and visiting staff. This position not only requires many typical duties of an assistant, but also a high level of flexibility and openness in both the hours available for work and also the type of jobs that the CEO may ask them to take on. There is no limit to duties an executive assistant may handle, which is why individuals in this role must have a confident, can-do attitude.

Executive assistants must possess excellent organization skills, as this position takes place in a fast-paced work environment and includes substantial multitasking. This position most often takes place in an office, setting, and many tasks require extensive knowledge of Microsoft programs such as Word, Excel, and Outlook. Most executive assistant to CEO positions ask for a minimum of two years' work experience, as well as a bachelor's degree, preferably relating to the field. Excellent interpersonal, time management, and organizational skills are a must. (Copyright 2018 PayScale.com)

Executive Assistant to CEO Tasks

• Acts as a liaison between CEO and employees.
• Supervise clerical staff.
• Conduct research, prepare correspondence, expense and statistical reporting.
• Schedule travel, appointments and meetings.
• Anticipate, prioritize and prepare CEO for travel, meetings and presentations.