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Executive Assistant

MotumRemote (United States)Posted 1w ago
Chief of Staff
Full Time
Remote
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Job description

Executive Assistant to the CEO

About the Company

Our client is a global summit and media platform focused on the intersection of AI and creativity. They bring together senior brand leaders, artists, technologists and creative agencies through curated events and year-round media.

  • Flagship summits in New York (Spring) and Los Angeles (Winter)
  • Pop-up activations at major industry conferences, including Cannes Lions
  • A global dinner series
  • Year-round media: newsletter, podcast, social, editorial and virtual programming
  • Partners and sponsors include leading companies across AI, technology, creative software and media
  • Small, senior, founder-led team in a strong growth phase

Position Overview

  • Reports to: Founder & CEO
  • Type: Full-time
  • Location: Remote, with EST/PST overlap
  • Travel: Occasional, for flagship summits and select events (travel covered)
  • Start date: ASAP

About the Role

We are looking for an Executive Assistant to manage the CEO's time, communications and day-to-day operations, allowing the CEO to focus on partners, artists and key relationships.

  • Calm, highly organized and proactive profile
  • Trusted with the CEO's schedule, communications, personal logistics and key relationships
  • Works closely with the CEO, Account Manager, Producer, Programming Lead, Marketing Lead and bookkeeper

Key Responsibilities

Calendar Management

  • Manage the CEO's calendar end to end across multiple time zones (New York, LA, Europe, Asia)
  • Protect focus time and ensure every meeting has a location or link and the right preparation
  • Screen incoming meeting requests and decide what gets on the calendar, redirecting or declining the rest
  • Coordinate scheduling across the team and external partners

Inbox & Communications

  • Triage two inboxes daily
  • Draft replies in the CEO's voice and resolve what can be handled directly
  • Escalate priority emails to the CEO within 24 hours

Follow-Up & Task Management

  • Capture next steps after every meeting and draft follow-ups for approval
  • Schedule the next touchpoint within one day
  • Maintain a single task tracker with clear owners and due dates
  • Run a weekly review with the CEO
  • Send a daily recap covering completed work, items in progress and decisions needed

Vendor & Finance Admin

  • Send and follow up on invoices
  • Manage contractor paperwork and receipts
  • Prepare information requested by the bookkeeper and advisors

On-Site Event Support

  • Travel to summits and select events to manage the CEO's schedule on-site
  • Greet VIPs and speakers and keep the day running smoothly

Requirements

Experience

  • 3+ years as an Executive Assistant to a founder, CEO or senior executive
  • Experience independently managing an executive's calendar, inbox and travel
  • Background in a fast-paced environment such as a startup, agency, events or media company
  • Experience with conferences or summits is a plus
  • Experience handling sensitive personal and financial information

Skills

  • Excellent written communication, with the ability to adapt to someone else's voice
  • Comfortable using AI tools in daily work (no technical building required)
  • Strong organizational skills and a love of systems, trackers and routines
  • Ability to prioritize and stay calm during high-volume periods
  • Good judgment on when to act independently and when to escalate, always with context and a recommendation
  • Genuine interest in art, design, technology, entertainment and creativity

Growth Opportunities

  • Long-term position, not a short-term placement
  • Scope expands as the company scales
  • Potential path into a Chief of Staff or Operations role

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