Executive Assistant

My Fair Mahjong; Dallas (TX); Presencial; USD 55.000 - 85.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

My Fair Mahjong in Dallas is seeking an Executive Assistant to the leadership team. You will own calendars, coordinate travel, and prepare meetings, ensuring the executives' time is protected and used effectively. This role requires a proactive, discreet, and results-driven mindset.

You will manage email, track commitments, and collaborate with vendors and partners to move decisions forward. The ideal candidate is assertive, highly organized, and comfortable navigating fast-changing priorities

Formación

• Experience supporting an executive or founder.
• On-site in Dallas, TX.
• Strong judgment and initiative.

Responsabilidades

• Own leadership calendars and travel arrangements.
• Protect leadership's time as gatekeeper.
• Manage email and urgent requests.
• Track deadlines and follow up with teams.
• Prepare presentations and meeting materials.
• Handle special projects and events.

Conocimientos

Calendar management

Email management

Executive support

Time management

Attention to detail

Discretion

Communication

Herramientas

Google Workspace

Microsoft Office

Descripción del empleo

Executive Assistant to Company Leadership

About My Fair Mahjong

My Fair Mahjong is a family-run business bringing people, cultures, and generations together through beautifully designed mahjong sets and accessories. From our signature Destination Collection to bold, colorful acrylic sets, our products celebrate creativity, connection, and the joy of gathering around a table.

About the Role

We’re looking for a sharp, resourceful, and highly assertive Executive Assistant who takes ownership and keeps things moving. You should be comfortable chasing down answers, asking tough questions, pushing for deadlines, and finding solutions when the first answer is “no.”

This role requires sound judgment, initiative, and relentless follow-through. You’ll work closely with company leadership to protect their time, manage competing priorities, and turn decisions into completed tasks. The right person can be direct without being disrespectful, persistent without damaging relationships, and independent while knowing when to escape.

What You’ll Do

• Own leadership calendars, scheduling, travel arrangements, and meeting preparation.


• Act as a confident gatekeeper, protecting leadership’s time and attention.


• Manage email and correspondence, flag urgent issues, and keep outstanding requests from slipping through the cracks.


• Track commitments, deadlines, and action items; follow up firmly with team members, vendors, and partners.


• Anticipate problems and bring practical solutions before issues become urgent.


• Prepare expense reports, maintain basic financial tracking, and organize documents and files.


• Research options, compare proposals, and work with vendors to secure favorable terms within approved parameters.


• Prepare presentations, meeting materials, and clear, professional communications.


• Take ownership of special projects, events, and day-to-day operational needs.

Who You Are

• Assertive and professional: You’re comfortable asking direct questions, setting boundaries, and holding people accountable.


• Resourceful and persistent: You investigate, think creatively, and find a path forward when obstacles arise.


• Proactive and independent: You recognize what needs attention and act without waiting for repeated instructions.


• Exceptionally organized: You manage competing priorities while maintaining accuracy and attention to detail.


• Discreet and trustworthy: You handle sensitive information with care and exercise sound judgment.


• A strong communicator: Your writing is clear, your follow-up is consistent, and you can adapt your approach to different people.


• Calm under pressure: You adjust quickly when priorities change and keep work moving.


• Comfortable with technology: You’re proficient in Google Workspace or Microsoft Office and quick to learn new tools.


• Prior experience supporting an executive, founder, or business owner is strongly preferred. This position requires working on-site in Dallas, TX.