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Executive Assistant

ExperiencedNo visa sponsorship
Glencore logo

at Glencore

Commodities

Posted 8 days ago

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The Executive Assistant role, reporting directly to the COO at Glencore Metals Australia, is a trusted and influential position. Key responsibilities include managing the COO's diary, travel arrangements, and providing exceptional executive support. You'll excel in organising, communicating, and maintaining confidential information. Proven experience (5+ years) in a senior EA or similar role, advanced Microsoft 365 skills, and the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment are required. Sharpen your leadership skills in this purpose-driven, dynamic role. Closing date: 19/11/2026.

Compensation
Not specified

Currency: Not specified

City
Not specified
Country
Australia

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  • Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
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Job ID16742Closing date19/11/2026Last Updated04/11/2026
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Executive Assistant
Glencore Metals Australia
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Ref. No. 16742

About the company
Glencore is one of the worlds largest globally diversified natural resource companies and a major producer and marketer of more than 60 commodities. Our operations comprise of around 150 mining, metallurgical and oil production assets. Our purpose is to responsibly source the commodities that advance everyday life. Employing 135,000 people globally, people are at the heart of our business, and we aim to attract employees who strive to be leaders in their field. To you, that means more opportunities to grow your career, grow your experiences, and grow your network of colleagues, mentors and even lifelong friends. All whilst making your mark on the future.

About the role
Reporting directly to the Chief Operating Officer (COO), you will play a pivotal role in ensuring the smooth and efficient operation of the leadership team. This position requires a highly organised, proactive and confident professional who enjoys managing competing priorities, building strong stakeholder relationships and providing exceptional executive support. You will be a trusted advisor, coordinator and communicator, helping to create an environment where leaders and teams can perform at their best.

Key responsibilities: 
  • Manage the COOs diary, inbox and priorities, anticipating requirements, resolving conflicts and protecting time for critical business priorities
  • Coordinate domestic and international travel, ensuring logistics, site access, inductions and safety requirements are in place
  • Act as the first point of contact for the Office of the COO, managing enquiries from internal and external stakeholders professionally and redirecting matters where appropriate
  • Manage confidential information with integrity, discretion and professionalism
  • Own the business rhythm calendar for the COOs leadership team, including leadership meetings, monthly operational reviews, governance forums and planning and budget cycles
  • Coordinate agendas, papers, presentations and minutes for leadership and governance forums, ensuring materials are of a high standard and issued on time
  • Maintain the leadership team action and decision register, and follow up with accountable owners to ensure commitments are delivered
  • Coordinate and consolidate operational performance reporting from sites
  • Prepare briefing packs, dashboards and summaries that give a clear view of performance, risks and issues
  • Prepare, review and quality-check executive and Group papers, ensuring accuracy, consistency and a clear narrative
  • Manage budget tracking, expense reconciliation, purchase requisitions and approval workflows through corporate systems
  • Maintain effective document management and records
Required Experience:
  • Significant experience in a senior Executive Assistant, Business Manager or Executive Officer role supporting a C-suite or senior executive, ideally within mining, resources or heavy industry
  • Strong business acumen, with a working understanding of how an operating business measures, reports and manages performance
  • Demonstrated experience coordinating leadership team rhythms, governance forums and executive reporting
  • Excellent written communication skills, with the ability to translate complex information into clear, concise briefings, papers and presentations
  • Advanced Microsoft 365 capability, particularly Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook. SAP and Power BI experience highly regarded
  • Exceptional organisational skills and the ability to manage competing priorities across multiple senior stakeholders in a fast-paced environment
  • Credibility and confidence to engage senior leaders and hold stakeholders to account for deadlines and deliverables
  • High level of discretion, integrity and professional judgement                                                        
Applications Close: 8:00am Thursday, 19 November 2026
Apply

Executive Assistant

Compensation

Not specified

City: Not specified

Country: Australia

Glencore logo
Commodities

8 days ago

No clicks

at Glencore

ExperiencedNo visa sponsorship

The Executive Assistant role, reporting directly to the COO at Glencore Metals Australia, is a trusted and influential position. Key responsibilities include managing the COO's diary, travel arrangements, and providing exceptional executive support. You'll excel in organising, communicating, and maintaining confidential information. Proven experience (5+ years) in a senior EA or similar role, advanced Microsoft 365 skills, and the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment are required. Sharpen your leadership skills in this purpose-driven, dynamic role. Closing date: 19/11/2026.

Full Job Description

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  • Careers
  • Jobs
  • Executive Assistant
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Executive Assistant

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Job highlights
  • Thrive in a trusted partnership role
  • Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
  • Bring your organisation and people skills to a role with purpose and influence
Job ID16742Closing date19/11/2026Last Updated04/11/2026
Apply
Executive Assistant
Glencore Metals Australia
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Ref. No. 16742

About the company
Glencore is one of the worlds largest globally diversified natural resource companies and a major producer and marketer of more than 60 commodities. Our operations comprise of around 150 mining, metallurgical and oil production assets. Our purpose is to responsibly source the commodities that advance everyday life. Employing 135,000 people globally, people are at the heart of our business, and we aim to attract employees who strive to be leaders in their field. To you, that means more opportunities to grow your career, grow your experiences, and grow your network of colleagues, mentors and even lifelong friends. All whilst making your mark on the future.

About the role
Reporting directly to the Chief Operating Officer (COO), you will play a pivotal role in ensuring the smooth and efficient operation of the leadership team. This position requires a highly organised, proactive and confident professional who enjoys managing competing priorities, building strong stakeholder relationships and providing exceptional executive support. You will be a trusted advisor, coordinator and communicator, helping to create an environment where leaders and teams can perform at their best.

Key responsibilities: 
  • Manage the COOs diary, inbox and priorities, anticipating requirements, resolving conflicts and protecting time for critical business priorities
  • Coordinate domestic and international travel, ensuring logistics, site access, inductions and safety requirements are in place
  • Act as the first point of contact for the Office of the COO, managing enquiries from internal and external stakeholders professionally and redirecting matters where appropriate
  • Manage confidential information with integrity, discretion and professionalism
  • Own the business rhythm calendar for the COOs leadership team, including leadership meetings, monthly operational reviews, governance forums and planning and budget cycles
  • Coordinate agendas, papers, presentations and minutes for leadership and governance forums, ensuring materials are of a high standard and issued on time
  • Maintain the leadership team action and decision register, and follow up with accountable owners to ensure commitments are delivered
  • Coordinate and consolidate operational performance reporting from sites
  • Prepare briefing packs, dashboards and summaries that give a clear view of performance, risks and issues
  • Prepare, review and quality-check executive and Group papers, ensuring accuracy, consistency and a clear narrative
  • Manage budget tracking, expense reconciliation, purchase requisitions and approval workflows through corporate systems
  • Maintain effective document management and records
Required Experience:
  • Significant experience in a senior Executive Assistant, Business Manager or Executive Officer role supporting a C-suite or senior executive, ideally within mining, resources or heavy industry
  • Strong business acumen, with a working understanding of how an operating business measures, reports and manages performance
  • Demonstrated experience coordinating leadership team rhythms, governance forums and executive reporting
  • Excellent written communication skills, with the ability to translate complex information into clear, concise briefings, papers and presentations
  • Advanced Microsoft 365 capability, particularly Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook. SAP and Power BI experience highly regarded
  • Exceptional organisational skills and the ability to manage competing priorities across multiple senior stakeholders in a fast-paced environment
  • Credibility and confidence to engage senior leaders and hold stakeholders to account for deadlines and deliverables
  • High level of discretion, integrity and professional judgement                                                        
Applications Close: 8:00am Thursday, 19 November 2026
Apply