We often hear that “your network is your net worth,” but the truth goes deeper. Your real network is made up of the people who show up when life gets hard, offer help without being asked, and remind you that you’re not alone.
Category: Culture & Events
The Rise of the Chief of Staff — And What It Really Means for EAs
The Financial Times has finally spotlighted the Chief of Staff role, but much of what they praise has been the quiet expertise of senior EAs for decades. CoS and EA roles aren’t competitors—they’re partners in the same ecosystem, each driving leadership and business performance in different but complementary ways.
The Haunted Life of an EA: 21 Horrors Only Administrative Professionals Know 👻
From projects rising from the dead to calendar mysteries and corrupted spreadsheets, EAs face daily horrors that would make a ghost shiver. This Halloween, here’s a tribute to the challenges only those in administration truly understand.
A Community That Elevates
With Executive Support LIVE just days away, the energy is unmistakable. What began twelve years ago as a promise to match the calibre of any executive-level event has become something far greater — a community that lifts, shares, and elevates our profession from the inside out.
The 21 Office Nightmares Only an Assistant Will Understand 👻
They say ghosts aren’t real — but every assistant knows better. From resurrected projects to haunted calendars, the admin world has its own kind of horror story. This Halloween, clutch your coffee and prepare for 21 office nightmares that will make every EA shudder with recognition. What would you add to the list?
Same Words, Different Worlds: Finding Connection Beyond Spelling Differences
A lighthearted reminder that even small differences—like how we spell “organisation” or “organization”—can highlight the global nature of our profession. True collaboration isn’t about uniformity; it’s about curiosity, respect, and the ability to bridge differences with humour and grace.
Why Perception, Not Performance, Shapes the Administrative Profession
The administrative profession was once a highly respected, male-dominated field. Today, it’s 98% women—and that shift has dramatically altered perception, promotion, and recognition. Understanding this history is key to addressing structural biases and valuing the work assistants truly deliver.