The Executive Assistant role is evolving rapidly, and we know firsthand how important it is to stay ahead. We’ve been there, balancing priorities, managing competing deadlines, and making sure everything runs smoothly behind the scenes. LinkedIn has become an invaluable tool for Assistants, a space where we can share insights, strategies, and career advice. It’s never been easier to connect with industry leaders, stay informed, and grow professionally.
In this article, we’ve pulled together a list of 45 Executive Assistants, thought leaders, and industry influencers shaping our profession’s future. Whether you need a confidence boost, leadership inspiration, or just some solid, practical advice to make your role easier, these voices will help you navigate the ever-changing landscape of executive support.
In our list of 45 EA voices to follow on LinkedIn, we include amazing EAs, trainers, keynote speakers, AI specialists, and Chief of Staff leaders; these professionals are redefining what it means to be an Assistant in today’s fast-paced business world. Follow them to gain actionable insights, discover new opportunities, and elevate your impact as an EA.
1. Alicia Fairclough
Alicia Fairclough is the founder of EA How To, a platform packed with resources, events, and training for Executive Assistants. As a keynote speaker and trainer, Alicia shares real, practical strategies to help you build a strong partnership with your executive and grow your career. Her LinkedIn presence is engaging and full of advice that speaks directly to the challenges we all face in the workplace. Listen to The EA Campus Podcast episode featuring Alicia and Yvette Pearson.
2. Annie Croner
Annie Croner is the CEO & Founder of Whole Assistant, where she helps EAs optimize their impact while keeping stress levels in check. With years of experience as an EA trainer and coach, Annie knows what it takes to be an indispensable strategic business partner. Her coaching process – Assess, Define, Advance, and Accountability – guides Assistants in aligning with their values, setting goals, and pushing beyond their comfort zones. Her LinkedIn content is refreshing and motivating, focusing on professional growth, confidence-building, and self-care—because we all know this role can be demanding! More details about her coaching and resources can be found at WholeAssistant.com.
3. April Stallworth
April Stallworth has been an advocate for administrative professionals for over 35 years. As a Chief of Staff, she streamlines executive communications, improves processes, and drives organizational effectiveness. She’s also a LinkedIn Learning Instructor, speaker, and certified life coach. But what makes April stand out is her passion for uplifting and empowering EAs. She created the award-winning H.E.A.R.T. Program (Helping Empower Administrative Support Professionals through Resources and Training) to help Assistants build their skills and confidence. Her LinkedIn content is a mix of leadership insights, career advice, and inspiration—because we all need a little encouragement now and then! Visit her website at aprilstallworth.com.
4. Becky Kaapuni
Becky is a Senior Executive Assistant with more than 20 years of experience supporting C-suite executives at top companies like Salesforce, Twitter, and Goldman Sachs. She wrote “The Unstoppable EA,” a book that helps Assistants unlock their full potential, and she’s the founder of the EA Social Club, a networking and professional development hub for EAs. Becky is a champion for Assistants who are stepping into strategic roles and getting the recognition we deserve. Her LinkedIn content is a mix of motivation, practical career advice, and insights on how to make an impact as an EA. Learn more at EA Social Club.
5. Bonnie Low-Kramen
Bonnie Low-Kramen is an award-winning trainer, TEDx speaker, and bestselling author who’s spent years advocating for Executive Assistants. She’s trained EAs in 14 countries and has been recognized as a Top 100 Global HR Influencer (2023/24). If you’ve read “Be the Ultimate Assistant” or “Staff Matters,” you know Bonnie is a powerful voice for career development, workplace inclusion, and professional advocacy. Her training and workshops focus on bridging the gap between Assistants and Executives, which always makes the partnership more succesful. Learn more at bonnielowkramen.com.
See our session with Bonnie on Assistants and The Me Too Movement.
6. Candice Burningham
Candice Burningham is the founder of Admin Avenues and co-founder of The Future Focused Admin. She’s built platforms that provide career resources, job opportunities, and community connections for administrative professionals worldwide. Along with Jessica McBride, her The Future Focused Admin Podcast covers workplace trends, digital transformation, and the evolving role of executive support. Candice is a strong advocate for rethinking the Assistant title and positioning us as strategic business partners. Her content is bold, insightful, and full of ideas that challenge outdated perspectives. Learn more at Admin Avenues.
7. Courtney Sallis
If you’re working in a fast-paced startup environment, you’ll want to follow Courtney Sallis. As a Lead Executive Assistant, she specializes in partnering with startup founders to help them scale efficiently while keeping operations running smoothly. She shares real, practical insights on executive partnership, workflow efficiency, AI tools, and calendar management—helping assistants like us sharpen our skills and work smarter. Courtney is also a strong advocate for Assistants stepping into more strategic roles, and her LinkedIn content is packed with actionable advice that makes an impact.
8. Craig Bryson
Craig Bryson is an experienced Executive Assistant who not only excels at supporting C-suite leaders but also champions diversity and inclusion in the workplace. With over 17 years of experience, he has mastered workflow optimization, executive collaboration, and C-suite efficiency. Craig is a passionate advocate for LGBTQ+IA and neurodiversity initiatives, ensuring workplaces are empowering for all professionals. Craig is also the co-founder of The Crodie Files podcast, where he shares strategies on leadership, administrative excellence, and innovation in our profession. Craig’s content is a must-follow if you’re looking for inspiration, motivation, and practical advice on taking your career to the next level.
9. Debra Coleman
Debra Coleman brings a fresh and engaging perspective to the EA world through her work in higher education and her podcast, Have A Seat. She’s all about real conversations, tackling the challenges, wins, and lessons that come with being a professional woman in the workplace. A Google Workspace trainer, Debra helps teams boost productivity and collaboration, and she frequently speaks on professional development, visibility, and representation for administrative professionals. Her LinkedIn posts are always thought-provoking, packed with career tips, and offer a welcoming space for EAs to learn and grow.
10. Diana Brandl
Diana Brandl is a powerhouse when it comes to digital transformation, personal branding, and leadership for administrative professionals. She’s an international keynote speaker, LinkedIn Learning instructor, bestselling author, and host of The Future Assistant Podcast, where she interviews top executives and high-profile EAs (including former assistants to Barack Obama, Richard Branson, and Jeff Bezos). Diana is passionate about future-proofing our profession by helping assistants embrace technology and develop the leadership skills we need to thrive. If you want to stay ahead of the curve, following Diana is a no-brainer.
11. Fiona Young
Fiona Young is helping EAs take their careers to the next level with AI. As the Founder of Carve, she provides AI training specifically designed for Executive Assistants, helping us boost productivity and transition into strategic roles. A former EA turned learning and development expert, Fiona previously led Hive Learning’s award-winning programs. Her LinkedIn content is packed with insights on how AI can help us work smarter, not harder, and she’s on a mission to future-proof the EA role.
12. Hallie Warner
If you’ve ever wondered how to transition from an EA to a Chief of Staff, Hallie Warner has you covered. As the Founder of The Force Multiplier Academy, she’s dedicated to helping Executive Assistants and Chiefs of Staff become strategic partners to their leaders. With over a decade of experience in both roles, Hallie co-authored The Founder & The Force Multiplier, a must-read guide on executive partnerships and leadership. Through coaching, courses, and her Inner Circle Newsletter, she shares career development strategies, leadership insights, and practical tools to help assistants level up and make a bigger impact.
Watch Hallie’s session moving from an EA to a Chief of Staff.
13. Jodie Mears
Jodie Mears is a C-Suite Executive Assistant, mentor, and all-around advocate for the EA profession. She’s passionate about helping assistants evolve into strategic business partners, and she’s been doing it for over 20 years. As the co-host of The Crodie Files Podcast, Jodie brings real, no-nonsense insights into what it takes to succeed as an EA. On LinkedIn, she shares practical strategies for career growth, breaking salary barriers, and strengthening executive partnerships. If you’re looking for advice on stepping into a more influential role, Jodie is one to follow.
Listen to our podcast interview with Jodie on the future of the EA role.
14. Jessica Gardiner
Jessica Gardiner is a trailblazer in our industry. As the Founder of The Assistant Room, she’s built one of the leading professional development platforms for Business Support professionals. She’s been recognized as one of Management Today’s Top 35 Under 35 Business Leaders and continues to challenge industry norms. Through The Assistant Room, she provides high-impact learning, networking, and career resources for assistants at all levels. Jessica’s LinkedIn content is direct, insightful, and packed with advice on personal branding, leadership, and navigating career challenges. If you’re serious about career growth, Jessica is a must-follow.
15. Jessica McBride
Jessica McBride is reshaping the way we think about AI and technology in the EA profession. As the Founder of Tech Savvy Assistant and Co-Founder of The Future Focused Admin, she’s on a mission to empower assistants with cutting-edge tech skills. From ChatGPT to Copilot, Jessica shares how AI can streamline workflows, boost efficiency, and elevate the EA role. She’s also a sought-after keynote speaker and AI strategist, making complex tech topics accessible and practical for Assistants. If you’re looking to stay ahead of workplace automation, Jessica’s content is gold.
16. Jeremy Burrows
As a Senior Executive Assistant, bestselling author, speaker, and podcast host, he’s dedicated to helping assistants build confidence and step into strategic leadership roles. His book, The Leader Assistant, and podcast of the same name provide real-world strategies on executive partnership, time management, and career growth. Through his Leader Assistant community, Jeremy offers coaching, training, and mentorship designed to help assistants like us refine our skills and increase our impact. He’s also a sought-after keynote speaker, presenting at top EA conferences worldwide and advocating for Assistants to be seen as indispensable leaders in the workplace.
Listen to Nicky Christmas, Founder of The EA Campus on The Leader Assistant Podcast.
17. Kathy A. Adams
Kathy A. Adams is not just a Senior Executive Assistant—she’s a force for change in the administrative profession. As the Founder of Admin Angel and Black Admin Connection (BAC), she has built an inclusive global network dedicated to supporting and mentoring administrative professionals. Currently a Senior EA at WTW, Kathy specializes in executive support, operational efficiency, and leadership advocacy. She is deeply involved in DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) initiatives, working as a Dallas Branch Director for IAAP and a Communications Specialist for the Multicultural Inclusion Network. She’s won numerous awards for her work, including the 2021 Admin Awards Spirit Award and the 2024 ASAP DEIB Award. Kathy’s mission? To ensure every EA is recognized as a strategic business partner, not just support staff. Learn more about Kathy here.
18. Kelly Muñoz
If you’re looking for a supportive EA community, Kelly Muñoz has got you covered. As the Founder of EAs to the Rescue, she has created an international network for Executive Assistants, Chiefs of Staff, Office Managers, and Business Support professionals. She’s passionate about empowering Assistants through networking, career advice, and job opportunities. With 15+ years of experience across SaaS, marketing, healthcare, and non-profits, Kelly excels in strategic planning and executive partnership. She’s also an NYC Host & Member of the EA Social Club, further fostering professional connections. Known as an Administrative Therapist and a mentor for neurodivergent professionals, Kelly is redefining the role of the EA and making sure we all get the recognition we deserve.
19. Kristina Willis
Kristina Willis has made the move from an EA to becoming a successful Chief of Staff. Now serving as the Chief of Staff to the CEO at We Are Rosie, she’s a strong advocate for Assistants stepping into leadership roles. Kristina is a Nova Chief of Staff Certified professional and serves as a Lead Brand Ambassador for Nova, supporting EAs in transitioning into CoS positions. An Adweek 50 Award recipient, she’s made a name for herself in advertising, marketing, and business strategy. Kristina is passionate about mentoring Assistants, and helping them develop executive presence, personal branding, and leadership skills. She believes that Assistants should be recognized as strategic business partners and works one-on-one with EAs to identify and strategize their next step!
20. Kristine Niven
If you’re an EA working in education, you need to know Kristine Niven. As the Executive Assistant to the Associate Principal at St Margaret’s and Berwick Grammar School, Kristine has made it her mission to elevate the role of assistants in the education sector. She’s the Founder of EAs in Education, a national network providing professional learning, mentorship, and collaboration opportunities for Executive Assistants in schools. Kristine’s passion lies in ensuring that EAs in education are not just seen as administrative support but as vital strategic contributors to their institutions. She frequently speaks at industry events and runs workshops to help Assistants build confidence, strengthen executive partnerships, and navigate career growth in the education sector.
21. Lauren Bradley
Lauren Bradley is a powerhouse in the EA training space. As the Founder and Lead Trainer of The Officials, she’s created a global online training platform specifically for assistants. Lauren has trained and mentored Assistants from top organizations like Twitter, Facebook, Google, GSK, Siemens, and Lululemon. She specializes in leadership development, technology training, and career advancement, helping EAs master executive support, productivity, and tech integration. A multi-award-winning speaker, Lauren regularly presents at conferences like The PA Show, advocating for Assistants to be seen as business partners rather than administrative support.
22. Liz Van Vliet
Liz Van Vliet is all about helping assistants develop the leadership and interpersonal skills they need to thrive. As the Founder of The Linchpin Assistant, she provides training on confident communication, strategic influence, and executive effectiveness. She’s worked with companies like Salesforce, Adobe, Volkswagen, and Commonwealth Bank, training assistants to become indispensable business partners. Liz is also the host of the Assist With Impact podcast, where she shares practical career insights with a no-nonsense approach. A cancer survivor and advocate, Liz brings resilience and real-world experience to her coaching, inspiring assistants to build confidence, lead with impact, and take control of their careers.
Watch Liz’s session on Understanding power structures and influence in your office.
23. Lucy Brazier
Lucy Brazier is a name every EA should know. As the Founder & CEO of Executive Support Media, she is one of the most influential voices in the administrative profession. Through her publication, training programs, and conferences, she has educated over 100,000 assistants from top organizations like Apple, Google, Deloitte, and NATO. She’s also the author of the Amazon #1 bestseller The Modern-Day Assistant and was awarded an OBE for her services to office professionals. Lucy is passionate about career progression frameworks and advocating for Assistants to be recognized as strategic business partners. Her mission? To elevate the profession, challenge outdated perceptions, and equip Assistants with the skills they need to drive business success.
24. Lynn Walder
Lynn Walder is an expert in scaling executive operations, specializing in mission-driven industries. She partners with Founder CEOs to build and grow organizations through strategic operations, leadership alignment, and cross-functional project management. As the Director of Executive Programming at LabCentral, Lynn designs and facilitates strategic initiatives for biotech CEOs and C-suite teams, using her extensive expertise in business administration, operations, and leadership development. She’s also the founder of Executive Management Partners, where she provides fractional consulting for start-ups and scaling businesses. Passionate about redefining business administration, she champions career pathways for assistants, ensuring that our roles are recognized as critical business functions. Through her Administrative Title Recalibration Initiative, Lynn has been instrumental in reshaping job titles, advocating for better recognition, and aligning compensation with the evolving responsibilities of executive support professionals.
25. Maggie Jacobs
Maggie Jacobs is a powerhouse in executive enablement and leadership coaching. With over 15 years of experience supporting C-suite executives, she understands what it takes to optimize workflows, drive operational efficiency, and elevate the role of administrative professionals. As the Director of Executive Administration at 6sense, she plays a key role in maximizing executive impact and streamlining decision-making. Maggie goes beyond traditional EA responsibilities, integrating business strategy, operational leadership, and executive influence into her approach. She’s also the author of The Elevated EA: Find Your Voice & Own Your Future as an Executive Assistant, a must-read for any Assistant looking to take control of their career and step into a leadership role. Maggie frequently speaks at major industry events, mentoring assistants and sharing insights on how to transform the EA role into an indispensable strategic function.
26. Mallory Rothstein
Mallory Rothstein is an Administrative Business Partner and a fierce advocate for the EA profession. With over a decade of experience supporting executives at Fortune 500 companies like Google, she knows the importance of optimizing executive workflows and ensuring smooth operations. At The John 5 Movement, she supports its founder to help men fulfill their life’s mission through strengthening their faith and fitness. Mallory is the founder of More Than An Admin, a global initiative that provides content, community, and coaching for administrative professionals who have crazy faith, an identity beyond their job title, and a love for learning. In March 2025, she’s launching the More Than An Admin Live Show on YouTube which will cover news, trends, and hot takes impacting the assistant community. Through her work, she’s committed to reshaping the perception of the EA profession and providing the tools and confidence needed to thrive at and outside of work.
27. Meg Steinschauer
Meg specializes in training development, blog writing, and mentorship programs for Executive Assistants and Chiefs of Staff. Through Connected Assistants, she designs CPD-accredited courses and structured learning content, equipping by administrative professionals with the skills they need to advance their careers. Her blog and mentorship programs provide practical insights and strategies, making professional development more accessible to the EA and CoS community.
29. Melissa Peoples
Melissa Peoples is breaking stereotypes and reshaping the way we view executive support. As the founder of Admin Gurus, she provides coaching, corporate consulting, and training to help EAs take ownership of their roles and elevate their careers. Melissa specializes in helping assistants optimize workflows, master executive operations, and build confidence in their strategic expertise. She also offers executive coaching, guiding business leaders in building stronger, more effective partnerships with their Assistants. Her work focuses on empowering Assistants to redefine success in their roles and ensuring they are recognized as valuable business partners.
30. Mia M. Lane
Mia M. Lane is a passionate advocate for the EA profession, dedicated to mentorship, leadership, and strategic career development. As the Manager of Executive & Administration at UKG, she not only supports executives but also leads a team of EAs, fostering a culture of collaboration and growth. Mia actively shapes the future of the administrative profession through her involvement with organizations like IAAP, EA Ignite, and the ASAP Advisory Board. With a career spanning over three decades, she is committed to ensuring that EAs are seen, valued, and positioned as key contributors within their organizations.
31. Monique Helstrom
Monique Helstrom is a renowned expert in the Executive-Assistant dynamic, specializing in coaching, recruiting, and developing high-performing partnerships between executives and their assistants. With over 15 years of experience—including her time as “Chief of Simon Sinek”—Monique has mastered the art of creating seamless, strategic relationships that drive productivity, efficiency, and success. As a recruiter and coach, she helps executives find the perfect assistant while guiding assistants to step into their roles with confidence and authority. Through keynotes, workshops, and one-on-one coaching, Monique provides practical strategies to transform these working relationships into powerhouse partnerships. Her work is rooted in the belief that the Executive-Assistant duo is a critical business function, not just an administrative necessity. By bridging communication gaps and aligning expectations, she helps leaders and their assistants thrive together, ensuring that both sides maximize their potential and impact.
32. Naomi Birman
Naomi Birman is an experienced EA, LinkedIn Trainer, and Administrative Coach dedicated to optimizing executive-assistant partnerships. She specializes in time optimization, strategic collaboration, and process improvement. Naomi is passionate about helping assistants grow in their careers through mentorship, coaching, and networking. She leads Nerding Out with Naomi, a learning-focused call in the Leader Assistant community, where she fosters discussions on career development, leadership, and industry best practices. Her LinkedIn content is engaging, insightful, and full of actionable advice for assistants looking to take their roles to the next level.
33. Nekeisha F. Nelson
Nekeisha F. Nelson is an accomplished Strategic Administrative Professional, International Speaker, and Trainer with over 20 years of experience in executive support, office management, and professional development. As the CEO and Founder of The Admin Mindset, she is dedicated to empowering administrative professionals through coaching, training, and mentorship. Her expertise spans process optimization, business etiquette, records management, and financial reporting, making her a key advocate for elevating the role of administrative professionals globally
34. Nicky Christmas
Nicky Christmas is our powerhouse Founder. With over a decade of industry experience, she has transformed Practically Perfect PA (2011–2025) into a globally recognized resource, providing cutting-edge insights, professional development, and training opportunities for Assistants worldwide. Through The EA Campus, Nicky continues to drive innovation in the profession, offering comprehensive online courses, the Future Assistant Global Summit, and EA Campus Virtual Summits, along with a weekly newsletter read by over 40,000 Assistants. As a highly sought-after speaker, mentor, and thought leader, Nicky has championed the evolution of the Assistant role, advocating for strategic business partnerships between Assistants and executives. She has led sold-out industry conferences, virtual summits, and training programs, helping thousands of professionals elevate their careers. Her passion lies in equipping Assistants with the tools, confidence, and skills they need to thrive in a rapidly changing business landscape. Through her leadership at The EA Campus, she continues to shape the future of the profession – one Assistant at a time.
35. Paul Pennant
Paul Pennant is the go-to expert for all things Microsoft 365, AI, and automation. As the founder of Today’s PA and a Microsoft MVP, Paul has spent over 20 years helping Executive Assistants, Administrative Professionals, and business leaders optimize their workflows with Microsoft tools like Outlook, Teams, SharePoint, and PowerPoint. His deep connections with Microsoft engineers keep him ahead of the latest advancements, making his training sessions some of the best in the industry. Through Today’s PA, Paul has trained thousands of assistants, equipping them with the tech skills they need to work smarter, not harder. He also runs the M365 Masters Conference, a must-attend event for anyone looking to deepen their Microsoft expertise.
36. Peggy Vasquez
Peggy Vasquez is passionate about empowerment, confidence, and professional growth in the Assistant role. From receptionist to Chief Executive Administrator, her journey is proof that Assistants can reach incredible heights in their careers. As a bestselling author, keynote speaker, and leadership coach, Peggy helps assistants develop executive presence, build strong partnerships, and own their influence. Her books, Not Just an Admin! and Mean Girl No More, offer powerful lessons on workplace collaboration, leadership, and self-advocacy. She’s been recognized with honors like the Athena Leadership Award and the Women of Distinction Award, and her speaking engagements inspire assistants to step into their power and lead with confidence.
37. Rachael Bonetti
Rachael Bonetti is redefining what it means to be a strategic EA. With 27 years of experience supporting CEOs, billionaires, and high-profile leaders, she founded The Elite EA Academy to help assistants become indispensable business partners. Rachael’s expertise spans leadership, productivity, and resilience, with a focus on preventing burnout while excelling in high-performance roles. She provides corporate training, coaching, and insights for Forbes Australia, helping assistants navigate career growth and executive partnership. As a certified wellbeing practitioner and podcast host, Rachael is passionate about work-life balance and ensuring assistants thrive in their careers.
38. Rebecca A. Afful
Rebecca A. Afful is on a mission to elevate the EA profession through education, advocacy, and community building. As an Executive Support Specialist, Operations Expert, Author, and Founder of the Network of Administrative Professionals of Ghana (NAPG), Rebecca has become a leading voice in the industry. She challenges outdated perceptions of the EA role, encourages strategic thinking, and fosters career growth through her LinkedIn content. Her posts are engaging, direct, and filled with actionable career advice, motivating assistants to take control of their professional journeys. If you’re looking for a fresh perspective on the evolving EA landscape, Rebecca is a must-follow.
39. Rita Gunning
Rita Gunning brings a mix of humor, practical advice, and hard-hitting truths to the EA community. As an Executive Assistant to a CEO, author of The Executive Assistant Toolbox, and founder of the Executive Assistant Oasis YouTube channel and Facebook group, she has built a thriving platform for assistants worldwide. Rita tackles career challenges head-on, sharing real-world tips on organization, communication, and efficiency. She’s not afraid to address the tough topics – workplace red flags, setting boundaries, and navigating career growth – with honesty and relatability. Her posts make you feel seen, understood, and empowered to take control of your career.
40. Ruth Kilah
Ruth Kilah is a bold and strategic career coach for Executive Assistants looking to level up. As the Founder & CEO of Hoxton Hyde – Executive Career Coaching & Mentoring, she specializes in helping EAs move beyond traditional support roles into higher-level positions. Ruth’s LinkedIn content challenges outdated narratives, emphasizing strategic thinking, leadership, and salary negotiation. She’s a sought-after speaker and mentor, delivering keynotes at global EA conferences and guiding assistants through her EA Progression Program™. If you want clear, actionable advice on career advancement, Ruth is the voice to follow.
41. Sarah Calderon
Sarah Calderon helps EAs transition from task-doers to true business partners. As the founder of Hey, EA!, a training and community platform, Sarah is committed to showing assistants how to step into higher-value collaboration with their executives. She shares strategies on executive partnerships, workflow optimization, and communicating your value in a way that gets noticed. Her content challenges outdated perceptions of the EA role and provides practical steps to operate at a strategic level, ensuring assistants are seen as key business enablers rather than reactive support staff.
42. Simone White
Simone White is a highly respected thought leader in the Executive Assistant and administrative professional space, known for her strong advocacy in inclusion, leadership, and career progression. As the Administrative Business Lead at BlackRock and Global Chair of GAIN ERG, she works to elevate the visibility of Assistants in corporate structures. She’s a thought leader, keynote speaker, and Executive Support Magazine board member who actively pushes for structured career frameworks for EAs. Her LinkedIn content is considered and knowledgeable, tackling real issues like workplace biases and career mobility and ensuring Assistants are recognized as business-critical professionals, not just support roles. Watch Simone’s session on Making an EA Network work.
43. Stephanie ‘Brez’ Breslin
Stephanie “Brez” Breslin brings a mix of strategy, humor, and real-world EA expertise to the profession. A Senior EA and Certified Chief of Staff, she’s known for her ability to streamline chaos in high-growth environments. She’s also a podcast producer for “Let’s Talk: Unscripted Chats with EAs,” giving a platform to EA industry experts. Her LinkedIn posts blend leadership insights, workplace humor, and tactical advice—whether she’s sharing candid reflections on burnout or her signature “Word of the Day” segments that tie vocabulary to the EA experience.
44. Tara M. Sims
Tara M. Sims is a champion for assistants looking to take control of their careers. As the author of Evolved Assistant: Unlocking Success in a New Era for Administrative Professionals, she provides a clear roadmap for assistants to step into strategic leadership. Her 4M’s Framework—Mindset, Management, Marketing, and Maintenance—offers a structured way for EAs to build confidence, develop executive partnerships, and expand their influence. Through speaking engagements, training, and coaching, she’s helping assistants move beyond outdated expectations and into roles that truly reflect their expertise.
Watch Tara’s take on How to Handle Unclear Instructions from Your Executive.
45. Yvette Pearson
Yvette Pearson is an operations expert and a leader in administrative strategy. As the Founder and Editor of The Admin Wrap, she delivers weekly insights and professional development resources for EAs. Her expertise spans revenue operations, project management, and process optimization, helping assistants bridge the gap between admin work and business operations. Through her coaching and training programs, she equips EAs with the skills to navigate leadership dynamics, leverage technology, and position themselves as strategic assets in their organizations.
This list only scratches the surface of the incredible talent in the EA community. Following these professionals on LinkedIn will keep you informed, inspired, and connected to a global network of assistants who truly understand the role. Who else should be on this list? Let’s keep the conversation going—share your favorite EA voices to follow on LinkedIn in the comments!

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