anjali kashyap

An executive assistant provides high-level administrative support to senior executives. They manage executives’ calendars and schedules, organizing meetings and appointments efficiently. They coordinate complex travel arrangements including flights, accommodation, and transport. Handling email correspondence and phone calls is key to managing communications and relaying information. Preparing reports, presentations, and documents ensures executives receive well-organized materials.The role includes organizing meetings, taking minutes, and following up on action items. Executive assistants act as liaisons between executives and internal/external contacts. They maintain confidential documents and handle sensitive information with discretion. Managing office supplies, memos, and invoices is part of everyday tasks. They often support event planning and coordinate company functions.Strong organizational skills, multitasking ability, and problem-solving are essential. Proficiency in office software like MS Office is required. The assistant must be professional, discreet, and capable of prioritizing tasks. Typically, a bachelor's degree and prior experience in administrative roles is preferred. The executive assistant’s role is critical for smooth executive operations and organizational success.This job demands flexibility, communication skills, and a proactive approach to support leadership effectively