Executive Assistant to Chief Commercial Officer

Executive Assistant to Chief Commercial Officer

Posted On 24 June 2026

Executive Assistant to Chief Commercial Officer

24 June 2026

Executive Assistant to Chief Commercial Officer

Detailed Job Description:

  • $135,000 + super
  • Consulting
  • Sydney CBD | Fully office-based

What makes this company unique?

  • Join a well-established consulting business known for its strong client relationships and continued growth
  • Work alongside an impressive executive team who value professionalism, initiative, and trusted partnerships
  • You’ll be part of a business where EAs are viewed as genuine business partners and are empowered to make decisions
  • A high-performance environment that combines commercial focus with a down-to-earth and supportive culture
  • Gain exposure to strategic projects, senior stakeholders, and business-wide initiatives beyond traditional executive support
  • Beautiful CBD offices and a team that genuinely enjoys working together

What is unique about you?

  • You are an experienced Executive Assistant who has supported senior executives within a fast-paced corporate environment
  • You pride yourself on being proactive, highly organised, and always one step ahead
  • You have exceptional communication skills and build credibility quickly with stakeholders at all levels
  • You enjoy managing competing priorities and remain calm and solutions-focused under pressure
  • You are naturally discreet and trusted with sensitive information
  • You genuinely enjoy being the person who keeps everything running smoothly behind the scenes

A snapshot of your role…

  • Provide high-level executive support to the Chief Commercial Officer, managing a complex and ever-changing diary
  • Coordinate domestic and international travel, itineraries, and logistics
  • Prepare presentations, reports, meeting papers, and other executive documentation

 

  • Act as a key liaison between the CCO, internal stakeholders, and external clients
  • Assist with leadership meetings, commercial projects, team events, and business initiatives

Don’t let this position pass you by, apply now!

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