Executive Assistant, Operations Officer II; Non-civil

THIS IS A NON-CIVIL SERVICE POSITION

CITY OF BALTIMORE, DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SERVICES

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT

ANNUALLY

Starting Pay Range: $76,299.00 - $99,188.00, ANNUALLY

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The Executive Assistant (EA) to the executive leadership team is a high-impact, trusted partner to the Director, Deputy Director, and three (3) Assistant Deputy Directors (ADD). This role goes far beyond traditional scheduling and administrative support. The EA is responsible for protecting and amplifying the functional capacity of the executive team by orchestrating complex calendars and meeting workflows, shielding executives’ time for strategic work, anticipating needs, and ensuring executive participation in internal and external engagements is seamless.

The essential job responsibilities cover seven core areas: strategic calendar management; meeting orchestration; external engagements; stakeholder management and communications; process improvement; discretion & situational judgement; and general administrative executive support. The ideal candidate is mission driven, has high agency and pays intense attention to details. The position reports to the ADD for Administration.

• Own and manage the integrated calendars for the executive team, aligning time with strategic priorities
• Proactively schedule, reschedule, and arrange meetings following established rules, standard operating procedures and priorities, and anticipate and resolve calendar conflicts before they arise
• Protect daily blocks of strategic work time
• Coordinate recurring internal meetings and screen meeting requests based on value and urgency

• Ensure that all meetings have clear agendas, attendees, and outcomes
• Consolidate, prepare and distribute briefing materials in advance of meetings
• Coordinate logistics including virtual links, room bookings, and visitor access, and track and document action items and decisions as needed
• Maintain a 2–4-week forward view of major engagements and potential conflicts

• Plan and coordinate executive participation in offsite engagements and conferences
• Build travel itineraries including buffers, transportation, lodging, prep and recovery time
• Liaise with event organizers to confirm logistics and secure materials
• Monitor disruptions and adjust plans as needed

• Serve as a polished first point of contact for the executive team
• Draft and edit executive correspondence or coordinate its release with the communications director
• Screen and prioritize incoming communications and maintain contact lists

• Implement and refine SOPs for scheduling, travel, and meeting preparation
• Implement rules-based scheduling practices
• Identify inefficiencies and propose improvements across each of the seven categories of responsibilities
• Leverage tools to optimize executive workflow
• Track operational metrics such as meeting volume and time allocation and provide findings and recommendations based on this data to the ADD for Administration

• Handle sensitive…