Executive Assistant

Job Description

Job Description

Executive Assistant Position Summary The Executive Assistant is responsible for providing vital administrative guidance and support to the CEO, Executive Team, Board of Directors, and various credit union committees. This role will help foster timely communication among stakeholders, coordinate a variety of schedules, maintain accurate meeting minutes, and organize credit union information to enable decision making by the Executive Team and Board of Directors. The Executive Assistant will act as the primary point of contact for employees, members, non-members, and vendors seeking to meet with the CEO. Key Responsibilities Administrative Duties Compose, edit, and proofread correspondence to ensure all communication is clear and accurate. Read and distribute mail received for the Executive Team and the Board of Directors Serve as the point person for all meeting requests for the CEO. This includes maintaining the CEO’s calendar. Schedule reoccurring management meetings, take notes and record minutes as appropriate, and maintain an organizational project list. Make any necessary travel arrangements for the Board of Directors and the Executive Team. Maintain the policy and procedures review log and schedule the necessary periodic documentation reviews throughout the year. Board Liaison Duties Compose and maintain accurate meeting minutes for all Board of Director and various Committee meetings Schedule all Board and Committee meetings. This may include some offsite venues that require reservations/registrations. Coordinates and tracks Board educational opportunities. Those include in-house training, online courses, webinars, and conferences. Ensure the monthly Board meeting packet is assembled and distributed to the Board of directors at least one week prior to the monthly meeting. Collaboration & Support Maintain excellent working relationships throughout the organization. Support rollout of new products, services, and system updates through clear communication. Assist with organizational initiatives that require staff education and change management Qualifications High School Diploma Working knowledge of credit union or banking products, services, and operations Excellent communication and interpersonal skills Extensive knowledge of Microsoft Office products Strong organizational skills Key Competencies Excellent communicator Adaptable problem-solver that can work on multiple enterprise wide projects Attention to detail and highly organized Demonstrates sound judgement and critical thinking skills Professional demeanor and appearance Proven ability to handle confidential information with discretion Work Environment Primarily office-based with periodic travel to branches and community locations throughout our service area footprint Occasional evening or weekend hours for community events, board meetings, annual meeting, and other events that require the executive team’s presence.