Executive Assistant to Chief Executive Officer

The True Athlete Project; Remote; GBP 32,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

A nonprofit organization is seeking an Executive Assistant to support the Founder/CEO in Manchester, UK. This full-time remote role requires strong organizational skills and experience in administrative support. The successful candidate will coordinate meetings and manage calendars while assisting with project management. The position offers a salary between £32,000 and £40,000 per annum, a flexible working arrangement, and a pension contribution. Applications are to be submitted via email only.

Benefits

3% employer pension contribution

Qualifications

• Experience in administrative support or executive assistance roles.
• Strong organizational and communication skills.
• Ability to work independently in a remote setting.

Responsibilities

• Support the Founder/CEO with daily administrative tasks.
• Coordinate meetings and manage calendars.
• Assist with project management and tracking.

Job description

Executive Assistant to Founder / CEO

Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis and may close early if suitable candidates are identified. Please only submit applications via email - applications submitted via LinkedIn will not be considered.

Role Profile

Flexible, remote, full-time (40 hours per week).

3-6 month trial period (by agreement, and with clear expectations and regular check-ins).

£32,000-£40,000 per annum FTE (dependent on experience), plus 3% employer pension contribution (Nest Pensions).

About The True Athlete Project (TAP)

The True Athlete Project is an international movement of athletes, coaches, mindfulness teachers, researchers, and sport-for-change practitioners. Together, we're on a mission to build a more compassionate world through sport.

Sport has the power to improve lives, but too often sport is exclusive, uninspiring, and harmful. It falls short of its potential “to unite people, to speak to youth in a language they understand, and to bring hope where once there was only despair