Studio BlueGreen
Executive Assistant (EA) to the CEO (with Office Manager responsibilities)

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Position
Executive Assistant (EA) to the CEO (with Office Manager responsibilities)
Location: London, UK
Type: Permanent, Full Time - On-site Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday.
About Us
Studio BlueGreen is nature's entertainment studio. We make nature entertaining so people notice it. We create social-first entertainment formats rooted in music, comedy, film, TV, and fashion, with a long-term ambition to extend into traditional entertainment platforms. We're a not-for-profit with big ambitions and a growing team, entering our next chapter.
Role Overview
This role is a combination of EA and Office Manager responsibilities. Primarily providing EA support to the CEO and Founder, the EA will need to be a problem-solver with resilience to match. Confident, resourceful, and a strong communicator, you will handle a variety of tasks with efficiency and finesse. From managing schedules and emails, you will also be responsible for the day-to-day management of the office, including property-related needs. The EA will be at the heart of the action, helping a growing team succeed.
This is a role for someone with energy, fun, and a positive outlook – Someone bright with initiative and excellent coordination experience. The successful candidate will enjoy working with others in a small, fast-paced start-up environment.
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Key Responsibilities
EA to CEO
- Act as the first point of contact for the CEO, managing phone calls and correspondence, assessing incoming emails and messages, responding directly where appropriate, and ensuring all replies are thoughtful and timely.
- Draft professional correspondence on the CEO's behalf, and maintain efficient communication flow while building strong relationships internally and externally.
- Manage an exceptionally busy calendar spanning business and personal commitments, anticipating conflicts and prioritising effectively.
- Organise and maintain filing systems (digital and physical) so information is easy to locate and retrieve.
- Ensure communication flows efficiently while maintaining excellent relationships internally and externally.
- Coordinate travel arrangements for the CEO and staff, including itineraries, bookings, and logistics.
- Support the planning and execution of company events.
Office Manager
- Work closely with and support the Director of Finance and Operations.
- Undertake activities to support the smooth running of the office, including visitor reception; meeting support (including room bookings and catering arrangements); central diary coordination; and supplier liaison.
- Coordinate building-related needs and maintenance.
- Assist in staff recruitment, coordinate employee onboarding, and keep personnel records updated.
- Be the liaison between the external IT support and staff.


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Essential Skills and Experience
- Significant experience operating as executive assistant to a Founder, CEO or Senior Executive, ideally in a media environment.
- Exceptional organisation and prioritisation skills, with strong diary and inbox management.
- Skilled in composing letters, drafting proposals, and preparing presentations, Detail-orientated.
- The ability to communicate at all levels, Self-motivated and confident in making decisions autonomously.
- Enthusiasm, initiative, and a pragmatic approach to problem solving.
- Discretion and confidentiality are essential.
Pay and Benefits
- Competitive
- 28 days annual leave + UK Bank Holidays
- Private medical scheme (inc. dental and optical cover)
- Employer pension contributions at 15%.
- Hybrid working (3 days in onsite Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday)
- Bicycle scheme
- Season ticket loan scheme
- Regular team socials and events
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