Executive Business Partner

Premier Sport Psychology is looking for an experienced, highly organized professional to provide executive-level administrative and operational support to our leadership team.

This role is ideal for someone who loves creating order, anticipating needs, keeping people organized, and making sure important commitments don’t fall through the cracks.

You’ll work closely with members of Premier’s executive team, helping manage priorities, schedules, communication, client and business‑development follow‑up, presentations, and the many details that allow leaders to stay focused on their highest-value work.

This position may primarily support one executive while also providing support to other members of the executive team as organizational needs evolve.

• Help manage priorities, deadlines, commitments, meetings, and follow‑up.
• Maintain visibility into outstanding tasks and next steps.
• Anticipate needs and proactively surface items requiring attention.
• Create simple systems and processes that improve organization and follow‑through.
• Help protect executive time for strategy, leadership, client work, and business development.

• Coordinate internal and external meetings across multiple stakeholders.
• Manage calendars, scheduling conflicts, invitations, meeting materials, locations, and virtual‑meeting logistics.
• Help prioritize meeting and scheduling requests.
• Prepare agendas and track action items and follow‑up when appropriate.
• Coordinate travel, reservations, expenses, registrations, and other logistics.

• Help organize executive email, Teams messages, and other communication channels as appropriate.
• Draft routine communications, follow‑up messages, and meeting correspondence.
• Track commitments to employees, clients, prospects, and external partners.
• Coordinate communication between executives and internal teams.
• Make sure questions, requests, and action items reach the right person and continue moving forward.

• Coordinate follow‑up with prospective clients, strategic relationships, and business‑development contacts.
• Help executives prepare for client meetings, workshops, speaking engagements, and presentations.
• Organize background information, notes, presentation materials, and supporting documents.
• Coordinate between‑session client follow‑up and deliverables.
• Help leaders stay ahead of upcoming client commitments and major presentations.

• Coordinate communication and follow‑up between executives and other organizational leaders.
• Support leadership meetings, development conversations, and internal initiatives.
• Track leadership‑related commitments and action items.
• Assist with special projects and cross‑functional priorities.

• Coordinate professional memberships, certifications, registrations, forms, and renewals.
• Maintain organized electronic files and executive resources.
• Assist with limited logistical or personal administrative needs that directly support executive effectiveness.
• Identify opportunities to simplify recurring administrative work.

You are successful in this role when:

• Important details and commitments rarely fall through the cracks.
• Executives know what needs their attention and what is already being handled.
• Meetings, client engagements, and presentations are well organized and prepared.
• Follow‑up happens consistently and on time.
• Administrative work requires less executive involvement.
• Communication across the organization becomes easier and more efficient.
• Executive leaders have more time to focus on clients, people, strategy, growth, and decision‑making.

• Experience providing high‑level administrative, executive, or operational support in a fast‑paced professional environment.
• Experience supporting senior executives or organizational leaders strongly preferred.
• Exceptional organization, prioritization, and follow‑through.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Excellent judgment and discretion when working with confidential information.
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