You have an executive assistant to help you with day-to-day tasks and responsibilities in your business. But there’s one glaring problem. You’re not effectively working with them on a regular basis.

Expertise from Forbes Councils members, operated under license. Opinions expressed are those of the author. Throughout my career, I’ve lost count of how many leaders have told me, “I have an executive ...

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Before the pandemic, executive assistant Yasmin Chung managed thousands of meetings right from her desk at the office, keeping a watchful eye on conference rooms, attendees and her bosses — one of ...

Ebony Belhumeur landed a job as an executive assistant at Sephora through a recruiter. Now she's building an AI startup in ...

I could really use an executive assistant right now. Between work and all the kid stuff that comes with a new school year, it’s hard to keep the calendar straight and the fridge stocked. Trouble is, I ...