Virtual Assistant for Executive Assistance.
High-performing virtual assistants ready to join your executive office.
Executive Assistant
Owns calendar, inbox, and operational support under your gatekeeping rules.
Sample week's deliverables
- Calendar tetris solved
- Inbox triaged and replies drafted
- Travel and logistics handled
- Meeting prep packets assembled
- Weekly status and follow-up tracker
Finding and managing the right person is its own full-time job.
What your VA picks up.
Here's the work executives and founders typically hand off. The shape varies by leader, we scope what yours owns first on the intro call.
Calendar and scheduling. Calendar conflict resolution, 1-on-1s scheduled across the leadership team, recurring check-ins sent, the holds protected so your deep work hours actually stay deep.
Inbox triage and reply drafting. Email triaged by priority, replies drafted in your voice for routine threads, the inbox kept under control so you're not the bottleneck on every thread.
Travel and logistics. Flights, hotels, and ground booked, itineraries built and shared, dinner reservations and offsite logistics handled, the trip planned so you just show up.
Meeting and document prep. Briefing docs for tomorrow's meetings, background research on people you're meeting, recap notes drafted after calls, talking points for your board update, the prep work done so you walk in ready.
Expense and admin reconciliation. Expense reports built, credit card charges reconciled, contracts and renewals tracked, the back-office admin kept current.
Personal and relationship management. Contact and relationship CRM maintained, birthday and anniversary notes sent, gift orders coordinated, household and personal calendar managed, the high-touch work that keeps relationships warm.
Your time is valuable. Focus on what actually matters. High-performing virtual assistants ready to join your executive office.
Common questions about executive assistance VAs.
Don't see yours? Bring it to the discovery call.
How does my VA learn the tools we use, like Google Workspace, Outlook, Calendly, Notion, Superhuman, Concur, or Expensify?
How does my VA work with my in-house EA or chief of staff if I have one?
How do you handle confidentiality, especially around my calendar, inbox, and personal info?
Will my VA reply to email in my voice, or just route?
Will my VA be dedicated to me, or shared with other clients?
What time zones do your VAs work in?
What does onboarding look like?
What does a virtual assistant cost?
What if it isn't a good match?
Still have questions? Bring them to the call.
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