Executive Assistant to the EVP of Operations - Hybrid

Role Overview The Executive Assistant to the EVP of Operations provides administrative and operational coordination support to help the EVP manage priorities, stay informed, and drive timely execution across the Operations team. This role goes beyond calendar management. The assistant organizes information, prepares meeting materials, tracks commitments, and follows up with stakeholders to ensure operational priorities move forward.

The ideal candidate is proactive, organized, discreet, and comfortable working with senior leaders in a fast-paced environment.

Key Responsibilities

Executive and Administrative Support Manage the EVP’s calendar, appointments, and meeting schedules, prioritizing requests based on business needs. Prepare daily and weekly briefings covering upcoming meetings, deadlines, pending decisions, and outstanding commitments. Draft correspondence, presentations, reports, and other materials on behalf of the EVP.

Coordinate travel arrangements, itineraries, and expense documentation as needed. Handle confidential business, employee, and client information with discretion. Meeting Management and Follow-Through Prepare agendas and collect relevant updates and supporting materials before meetings. Document key discussions, decisions, action items, owners, and deadlines.

Maintain a centralized action tracker and follow up with stakeholders on outstanding commitments. Flag overdue items, unresolved issues, and decisions requiring the EVP’s attention. Coordinate leadership meetings, operational reviews, and planning sessions. Operational Coordination and Reporting Collect and consolidate updates from Operations leaders, TA Team Leads, into clear, timely summaries.

Support the preparation of performance dashboards, KPI reports, and business review materials. Check submitted reports for completeness and consistency, coordinating corrections with the relevant owners. Track milestones, dependencies, and deliverables for initiatives sponsored by the EVP. Surface potential delays and execution gaps early, with relevant context for review.

Stakeholder Communication Serve as a coordination point between the EVP and internal stakeholders. Communicate the EVP’s approved instructions, priorities, and decisions accurately. Route requests to the appropriate owners and follow up until a response or resolution is received. Maintain professional working relationships across departments to support timely collaboration.

Documentation and Process Improvement Organize files, meeting records, reports, and operational documentation for easy access. Maintain templates and trackers that improve consistency and reduce administrative work. Identify opportunities to improve scheduling, reporting, communication, and follow-up processes. Support special projects and other assignments aligned with the EVP’s priorities.