Executive Assistant to CEO

Most companies claim to have the best people. We say to them, \"Keep dreaming.\" Our people are second to none. They set us apart with their entrepreneurial spirit and ambition. They come to us from the likes of Amazon, Microsoft, Nordstrom, Starbucks and the sports world, bringing energy, bold ideas and a willingness to dive into the unfamiliar. It's our people that make BDA the top global Merchandise Agency to work for. Executive Assistant to the CEO Location: Woodinville, WA (Onsite Required) Employment Type: Full-Time A leading enterprise organization is seeking a highly experienced Executive Assistant to directly support the CEO in a fast-paced, high-performance environment. This role requires exceptional executive presence, resilience, professionalism, and the ability to operate with discretion in a highly visible position supporting complex business operations. The ideal candidate has extensive experience supporting a CEO or C-level executive within a Fortune 500 or Fortune 1000 environment and is accustomed to managing competing priorities, sophisticated scheduling demands, and high-pressure situations with precision and sound judgment. Key Responsibilities Provide strategic, high-level administrative support to the CEO, including complex calendar management, meeting coordination, and domestic/international travel planning. Manage highly dynamic scheduling across multiple priorities, stakeholders, and time zones while anticipating conflicts and proactively identifying solutions. Prepare executive materials, presentations, reports, and confidential communications with exceptional attention to detail and accuracy. Coordinate executive meetings, leadership sessions, and cross-functional initiatives, including agendas, materials, follow-up actions, and tracking deliverables. Serve as a trusted liaison between the CEO, internal teams, external partners, board members, and senior stakeholders. Handle sensitive business information and confidential matters with the highest level of professionalism and discretion. Bring structure and organization to fast-moving initiatives through strong prioritization, project coordination, and independent problem-solving. Support operational, administrative, and strategic initiatives driven by the Office of the CEO in a rapidly evolving business environment. Qualifications Availability to work non-standard business hours, including evenings and weekends. 5-7 years of experience in a senior-level Executive Assistant role supporting a CEO or C-suite executive within a Fortune 500 or Fortune 1000 organization. Demonstrated longevity supporting senior executive leadership in complex corporate environments. Proven expertise managing highly complex executive scheduling and shifting business priorities. Strong executive presence with exceptional written and verbal communication skills. Outstanding attention to detail, organizational ability, and follow-through. Advanced critical thinking and complex problem-solving capabilities. Ability to thrive in a demanding, high-accountability environment requiring adaptability, professionalism, and resilience under pressure. Experience handling sensitive information and executive-level business matters with discretion.Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, including Outlook, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Ability to safely lift and carry items weighing up to 15 pounds. Ability to remain standing and/or move throughout the workday as needed to perform job duties. Preferred Qualifications Prior experience directly supporting a CEO in a large-scale enterprise environment. Background working within large-scale corporate, technology, professional services, or fast-growth organizations. Exposure to board support, legal, governance, contract, or compliance-related administrative processes is a plus. Strong project coordination and cross-functional collaboration experience preferred.

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