Sr. Executive Assistant

Apogee Architectural Metals

The Senior Executive Assistant (EA) is a strategic partner to the President. They are an integral part of the senior leadership team, and their support is done in a way that forwards the mission, vision, and values of Apogee Architectural Metals’ mission and values in every interaction. This role works in tandem with the President and is responsible for helping to manage CEO energy, focus, mindset, priorities, and relationships and facilitate the best outcomes for the President and their team of direct reports.

The EA is interested in long‑term growth and professional development and is fulfilled by the career role of EA.

The EA provides top‑tier executive support preparing materials for key decisions and external meetings, coordinating cross‑functional follow‑ups, and ensuring clear, timely communication. The EA represents the Metals brand with employees, customers, and partners, models discretion and professionalism, and builds strong working relationships.

• Manage the time of the President with competing priorities, and make sure time is focused on strategic objectives and short‑ and long‑term goals that will bring these about. Assess needed shifts in priorities as time goes on.

• Create and maintain strong relationships with team members, direct reports, executives, stakeholders, and clients necessary for the function of the executive office.

• Assess and manage the flow of information, communications, and access to the President in line with identified priorities.

• Using judgment to help protect the President from unnecessary involvement in day‑to‑day office management issues or interruptions that belong to someone else on the org chart or that the EA could handle unilaterally.

• Supports initiatives of the executive office and President in the form of an advocate or change champion.

• Creates strong external relationships as applicable to support the objectives of the President and executive office.

Current Calendar Management:

• Oversee and prioritize the President’s daily, weekly, and monthly schedules, ensuring optimal time allocation.

• Coordinate cross‑functional meetings, accounting for participants' time zones and preferences.

• Proactively identify and resolve scheduling conflicts with diplomacy and tact.

• Prepare and provide the President with background information, meeting objectives, and relevant documents in advance.

• Collaborate closely with other support staff and teams to streamline company‑wide scheduling.

• Block off strategic thinking, planning, and personal time for the President.

• Ensure timely reminders and follow‑ups for crucial appointments and commitments.

• Continuously optimize scheduling tools and processes for efficiency and effectiveness.

Current Meeting Logistics:

• Coordinate logistics for dinners, conferences, and trainings.

• Prepare background information on attendees

• Oversee the invitation and RSVP process.

• Ensure required resources and materials are ready.

• Facilitate communication between involved parties.

Current Inbox Management:

• Efficiently categorize, filter, and prioritize incoming emails to ensure the President sees the most urgent and important correspondence first.

• Draft, proofread, and send emails on behalf of the President when required.

• Implement and maintain an organized filing and tagging system to ensure easy retrieval of past communications.

• Delegate emails and requests to appropriate departments or team members when necessary.

• Monitor and track critical follow‑ups and commitments derived from email communications.

• Handle sensitive and confidential information with discretion.

• Continuously review and optimize email filtering rules and automated processes.

• Schedule and organize periodic inbox clean‑ups to maintain a streamlined communication channel.

Travel Coordination:

• Arrange flight and accommodation bookings.

• Organize transportation (e.g., car rentals, airport transfers).

• Prepare detailed itineraries.

• Handle visa and travel documentation as needed.

• Coordinate with local contacts or representatives.

Compose and Edit Correspondence:

• Draft letters, memos, and other communications.

• Proofread documents for…