FAQs
What is the main role of the Executive Assistant, Brand?
The Executive Assistant, Brand serves as a key strategic partner to the Chief Brand Officer, focusing on organizational efficiency, project management, and facilitating communication within the Brand division.
What percentage of the role is dedicated to Executive Support?
Executive Support accounts for 35% of the role.
What kind of experience is required for this position?
Candidates should have 5+ years of experience in executive support, project coordination, or brand operations, ideally within luxury, hospitality, or creative industries.
What tools and skills are necessary for the job?
High level of computer literacy is required, with advanced skills in Excel and PowerPoint, strong Microsoft Teams and SharePoint skills, and familiarity with project management tools and AI productivity tools.
How important is communication in this role?
Outstanding written and verbal communication skills are essential, as the role involves drafting briefs, emails, reports, and high-impact presentations for C-suite audiences.
Is experience with budget management necessary?
Yes, candidates should have financial fluency and experience handling departmental budgets, forecasts, and reporting.
How is the project management aspect of the role structured?
The role includes acting as a project manager for assigned Brand initiatives, using project management tools to track progress, consolidate updates, and ensure deadlines are met.
What is the importance of team connection in this role?
Team connection accounts for 5% of the role, focusing on building a high-performing team culture and ensuring colleagues feel informed and recognized across a hybrid environment.
Will the Executive Assistant have a role in internal and external communications?
Yes, the role involves drafting and coordinating communications, presentations, and briefing materials, ensuring clarity and on-brand delivery.
What competencies are emphasized for this position?
Key competencies include Connection, Guest Centricity, Integrity, Drive, Adaptability, and Influencing.

