Executive Assistant

Location: St. John's

Some would say we're in the pension business. We like to say we're in the people business. One that focuses on creating an inclusive and diverse culture for everyone who comes through our doors. One that puts our 60,000 members at the heart of everything we do because they deserve nothing less than a secure, stable future to build upon.

One that can include YOU.

Who we are:

Provident
10 is the largest pension plan in Newfoundland and Labrador and one of the largest pension plans in Atlantic Canada - representing 1 in 9 Newfoundlanders and Labradorians. Our team proudly oversees the pension administration and investment management of the over $12 billion Public Service Pension Plan Fund Modern. Focused. People Centric. The foundation for our vision.

For us that means creating a seamless experience for members and a positive culture for our employees; ensuring the organization remains efficient and agile, as we continue to make smart investments for growth - all while embracing technology and ensuring a consistent experience for our members.

What it's like to work at Provident
10

We're proud to have been named one of Atlantic Canada's Top Employers in 2025, for the fourth year in a row! We earned the designation by focusing on elevating the employee experience and making Provident
10 a great place to work.

We're committed to offering a total rewards program to employees, including:

Membership in a defined benefit pension plan with employer matched contributions. Vested members of the Public Service Pension Plan can rest assured knowing that they will receive a predictable retirement income for life, without having to worry if their benefits will run out or be terminated.

Comprehensive health and dental plan, including new initiatives driven by a health & wellness committee, like in-house vaccination clinics and mental health support programs.

Learning and development program focused on supporting employees in reaching their career goals.

Maternity leave top-up program for new and expecting parents.

Performance management program with the potential for annual salary increases and a short-term incentive.

Progressive annual leave program with a minimum of 15 paid days.

The Opportunity We are inviting applications from individuals who have expertise in administrative support and stakeholder engagement, for the opportunity of Executive Assistant. With direction from the Director, Stakeholder Relations, the Executive Assistant provides advanced administrative support to the Board of Directors, Committees, and other stakeholders, while building and maintaining strong, effective relationships with a high degree of professionalism, discretion and confidentiality.

Your key activities will include:

Coordinate Board and Committee activities, including scheduling, agenda preparation, and meeting logistics.

Track attendance, validate meeting fees, and prepare quarterly remuneration files for payroll.

Support expense claims and reimbursements for Board and Sponsor Body members.

Maintain Board planning calendars and standardized administrative processes, including onboarding and evaluations.

Prepare resolutions, memos, meeting materials, and record accurate minutes for all Board related meetings.

Compile and post meeting packages, ensuring key processes, timelines and formatting standards are met.

Maintain up-to-date contact records, appointment terms, and biographies for Board and Joint Sponsor Body members.

Coordinate stakeholder communications and updates, including confidential correspondence and strategic initiatives.

Track and perform routine updates to standard stakeholder materials, including presentations, information packages, and stakeholder distribution lists.

Ensure the creation, management, and preservation of permanent, accurate, and well-documented records for all Board-related activities, including meetings, decisions, communications, and special initiatives.

Support governance and strategic planning activities through documentation, reporting, and cross-functional collaboration.

What you'll bring to the role:

The completion of post-secondary education in business or office administration, paralegal studies, public administration or related field. Equivalencies will be considered.

Minimum of 5 years of administrative experience at an executive or senior employee level, with complex responsibilities and Board services experience.

Experience with in a pension administration organization is an asset.

Clear and professional communication skills with strong attention to detail

Proven ability to prioritize, manage time effectively, and work independently in fast-paced or ambiguous situations.

Experience preparing documents, taking minutes, and organizing workflows to support executive-level activities and governance functions.

Strong interpersonal and relationship-building skills, with professionalism and discretion in handling sensitive information and stakeholder communications.

Salary Range: $63,700 - $88,900

Applications Deadline:
November 14,…