Role Overview

This is an executive assistant and administrative support role within the CEO Office that is primarily focused on the set-up, coordination, and ongoing calendar management of the CEOs annual operational cadence and governance rhythm

Working closely with the EA to the Group CEO and other members of the CEO Office, where necessary, the role holder will enable and support effective long-term planning, coordination, and administration across key forums, business reviews, and external engagements.

The role-holder will also have opportunities to take on stretch assignments and special projects, from time to time, to further their career progression, growth and exposure.

The role-holder acts as a trusted and professional member of the CEO Office, exercising discretion, sound judgement, and attention to detail in a fast-paced and highly visible environment.

Key Responsibilities

Annual Operational Cadence and Governance Support

Set up, coordinate, and manage the annual operational cadence for the CEO Office, including (but not limited to):

• Business Reviews

• Divisional and functional townhalls

• Network roundtables

• Additional governance or leadership forums as required

Responsibilities include:

• Scheduling and long-term calendar planning in partnership with the EA to the CEO

• Identifying and resolving scheduling clashes across the governance calendar

• Looking ahead to anticipate changes, risks, or adjustments required

• Updating and maintaining attendee lists and providing logistics support

Calendar, Email, and Administrative Support

• Work closely with the EA to the CEO to provide additional calendar and email support where required

• Support scheduling and monitoring the cadence of the CEOs 1:1 meetings

• Assist with coordination, prioritisation, and administrative tasks to support effective planning and execution

Business Review Management

• Manage invitations and attendee coordination for Business Reviews

• File and maintain relevant Business Review materials

• Provide logistics and coordination support as required to enable smooth delivery

External Engagements and Events

• Register the CEO for external conferences, forums, summits, and other industry events

• Liaise with event organisers to confirm event details, costs, compliance considerations, and attendee lists

• Manage acceptance and decline processes for external dinners, receptions, and networking events, in line with agreed protocols

Cross-team Collaboration and Ad Hoc Projects

• Support the EA team on special projects and high-profile events as required (e.g. senior leadership lunches, external dinners, international forums)

• Contribute to process improvements, coordination tools, and shared team initiatives that enhance the effectiveness of the CEO Office and EA community

Stakeholder Management

• Build and maintain strong working relationships with Executive Assistants, senior leaders, external partners, and event organisers

• Act as a professional, reliable, and trusted representative of the CEO Office

• Exercise discretion, confidentiality, and strong judgement at all times

Professional Attributes

• High levels of professionalism, confidentiality, and attention to detail

• Strong organisational, planning, and coordination skills

• Ability to anticipate needs and manage competing priorities

• Collaborative, solutions-focused approach

• Confidence operating in a high-profile, fast-paced executive environment

Career Stage:

London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) Information:

Join us and be part of a team that values innovation, quality, and continuous improvement. If you're ready to take your career to the next level and make a significant impact, we'd love to hear from you.

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Location: London, United Kingdom

Time Type: Full time