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Ag Emissions Centre, part of AgResearch, is seeking an Executive Assistant to support the Executive Director, Governance Group and Leadership Team. The role requires discretion, foresight and the ability to manage priorities in a busy environment.
You will coordinate calendars, travel, meetings and minutes, and provide wide-ranging administrative support to senior leaders. Hybrid work options and ongoing development are offered.
Are you an exceptional organiser who enjoys bringing order to a fast-paced environment? The Ag Emissions Centre is seeking a proactive, trusted and highly capable Executive Assistant to support our Executive Director, Governance Group and Leadership Team. This is a varied and influential role where your judgement, foresight and attention to detail will help our senior leaders stay focused on what matters most.
To be successful in this role, you will be a confident, discreet and forward-thinking professional who understands how to operate effectively in a busy organisation. Comfortable working independently, you’ll use sound judgement, communicate clearly and know when to seek guidance. You’ll build strong working relationships, stay calm as priorities shift and take pride in delivering accurate, timely work.
The Ag Emissions Centre is New Zeland's centre of agricultural emissions research.
The Ag Emissions Centre shapes funds and manages a national research and development portfolio, builds research capability and infrastructure, and connects researchers, government, industry and international partners to support agricultural emissions reduction solutions.
The Ag Emissions Centre is hosted by the Bioeconomy Science Institute Maiangi Taiao, and our people are employees of the Bioeconomy Science Institute. The Bioeconomy Science Institute is a Crown Research Institute, owned by the New Zealand Government and governed by an independent Board of Directors, formed through the merger of AgResearch, Plant & Food Research, Manaaki Whenua, and Scion. The Bioeconomy Science Institute’s purpose is to drive innovation and commercial outcomes in the bioeconomy, using research and technology to support enduring economic growth and resilience, a healthy environment and beneficial social outcomes for New Zealand.
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Applications close: Wednesday, 14 October 2026