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Executive Assistant to C-Level

Michael Page · Geneva, Switzerland

- Direct exposure to senior decision-makers - International and highly professional environment

About Our Client

International organization Job Description - Provide comprehensive executive support to senior leadership. - Manage complex and constantly evolving calendars and priorities. - Coordinate high-level meetings, committees, and executive events. - Organize international travel arrangements, itineraries, and logistics. - Prepare presentations, reports, correspondence, and meeting materials. - Draft and review professional communications on behalf of executives. - Act as a key liaison with internal and external stakeholders. - Monitor action items and ensure timely follow-up on key initiatives. - Support project coordination and special assignments. - Handle confidential and sensitive information with the utmost discretion. The Successful Applicant - Extensive experience in executive support at a senior level. - Strong stakeholder management and communication skills. - Exceptional attention to detail and ability to prioritize effectively. - Proactive, resourceful, and solution-oriented mindset. - Ability to remain calm and efficient under pressure. - High level of integrity, discretion, and professionalism. - Comfortable operating in a fast-paced and international environment. What's on Offer - Opportunity to work closely with C-Level executives and senior decision-makers. - Exposure to strategic and high-visibility projects. - International, multicultural, and fast-paced working environment. - Broad range of responsibilities with a high level of autonomy. - Opportunity to build strong stakeholder management and executive support expertise. - Collaborative and professional team culture. - Exposure to senior leadership governance and decision-making processes.

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