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The days of executive assistants only requiring good typing skills and knowledge of shorthand notation are long behind us. Today’s executive assistants are required to possess a wide range of skills, everything from the ability to compose and edit speeches for their boss to the ability to lead small teams of employees in the accomplishment of their tasks. Even beyond these skills, today’s executive assistant is also almost always required to have capabilities that extend to the virtual space, a

Executive assistants often serve as the hub for the office in which they work. Not only are they responsible for managing schedules and workday routines for their executives, but they usually have extended responsibilities around the office or are responsible for coordinating between multiple departments, too. Because of this, it’s imperative that a good executive assistant nail down the best practices for their position, so they can approach their daily tasks with confidence and efficiency. In

Once upon a time, communication within the halls of higher education involved working lunches or meeting face-to-face in an office somewhere on campus. But as the concept of higher education is evolving in the world, so too are the ways in which faculty and leadership communicate with one another. Digital has become the preferred medium for communication in higher education and with it the need for higher education leaders to deliver dynamic and engaging messaging and presentations. To help fa