Executive Assistants in Germany
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Bernd Henrich
Last position:
Executive Assistant / Transformation at DEUTSCHE INDUSTRIEBAU GmbH
- Executive-level responsibility for transformation and operational management
- Leading cross-department restructuring and transformation projects
- Interim leadership of sales & IT departments, including building structures and digitalization
- Responsible for forecasts, management reporting and optimizing operational processes
- Managing cross-functional topics in operations, HR, IT and organizational development
Isabelle Berg
Last position:
Management Assistant at Mid-sized Real Estate Management Company
Responsibilities:
- Commercial assistance to management
- Project coordination
- Interface management
- Accounting and preparatory bookkeeping
- Quotation management
Interfaces with:
- Management
- Sales team
- Tax consultancy
Project language: German
Janine Schmid
Last position:
Virtual Assistant to Management / Business Administration at TBN – Technische Beratung
- Managing the operational back office
- Handling quotations and invoicing
- Supporting preparatory accounting
- Coordinating appointments and operational alignments
- Interface management between management, clients, and external partners
- Structuring administrative processes in day-to-day business
By taking over operational back office tasks, management is noticeably relieved. Administrative processes run in a more structured, reliable, and efficient way, creating more time for clients, projects, and entrepreneurial decisions.
Todorka Vateva
Last position:
Consultant for Administration and Office Work / Executive Assistant at Small and medium-sized companies, public sector
Project concept development and rollout
- Strategic and operational support for management during the start-up phase
- Building and structuring efficient processes, workflows, and organizational procedures
- Preparing decision-making documents, business documents, and presentations
- Coordinating external service providers and supporting contract preparation and processing
- Ensuring smooth operations including appointment, project, and CRM management
Project Office Management in the levy procedure – Public administration
- Operational administration of specialist office tasks
- Technical processing and management of levy procedures and balancing allocations
- Legally compliant application review, preparation, and notice issuing
- Ensuring compliance-compliant documentation and administrative processes
- Process optimization to improve efficiency and relieve specialist departments
Miriam Perez Garcia
Last position:
Fleet Manager at Designflooring GmbH & mFlor International B.V.
- Manage and optimize the European company vehicle fleet.
- Coordinate leasing agreements, vehicle acquisitions, maintenance schedules, and supplier relationships.
- Monitor fleet-related budgets and implement cost-control measures.
- Ensure compliance with company policies and legal regulations across multiple jurisdictions.
Evelynn Matschassek
Last position:
Creative Strategy & Operations Manager at Vite LLC
- Identified and resolved a six-figure fulfillment deficit caused by legacy software misconfigurations and outdated SOPs
- Managed campaign product development and production, coordinating with multiple international stakeholders
- Revised/Created and implemented comprehensive and scalable fulfillment, inventory management, customer relations, and logistics SOPs
Patricia Wagner-Karakulak
Last position:
Executive Assistant / Project Management at B&P Immobilien GmbH
- Independent support and successful rental of residential properties, including marketing, viewings, credit checks, and contract processing
- Monitoring incoming payments
- Coordination of handovers and defect management
- Planning and implementation of furnishing
- Central interface between tenants, owners, and internal departments
Marie-Theres Hufnagel
Last position:
Executive Assistant to the Managing Director at Hausverwaltung Hufnagel
- Financial administration, payment processing, and accounting support
- Contract coordination, stakeholder communication, and business operations
- Executive support and process management
Sabine Haas
Last position:
Interim Key Account Manager at Haleon / Glaxo Smith Kline
Phylis Zühl
Last position:
Freelance Head of the Office of the DGKL Presidium at Society for Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine
Heike Strigel
Last position:
Executive Assistant to the Board at District Senior Citizens Council of the Rhein-Neckar District e.V.
- Planning, organizing and executing events (e.g. District Senior Citizens' Day with over 80 exhibitors, lecture series)
- Close collaboration with the board on project and event management
- Press relations and creation of informational materials
- Participation in the website relaunch (WordPress), logo and brand development
- Organization and technical support of digital events, participation in DigitalPakt Alter 2025
- Administrative support and office management
Anske Peters
Last position:
Assistant to the Board at Angst+Pfister Group
- Enhancement of CEO’s daily operational efficiency by 30% through streamlined support and proactive management.
- Coordination of complex agendas across multiple time zones, ensuring seamless scheduling and optimal time utilisation.
- Execution of workshops and international events, increasing stakeholder engagement by 25%.
- Management of global travel arrangements, including visa applications and accommodations, reducing travel-related issues by 20%.
- Leadership of three receptionists, boosting team performance and elevating customer service standards.
- Financial planning and strategic forecasting for key clients, contributing to a 10% increase in customer retention.
Susann Seidler
Last position:
Virtual Personal Assistant at Self-employed
Independent email and calendar management for executive accounts
Creating agendas, presentations, and decision papers for board meetings (management, supervisory board, ...)
Taking minutes and maintaining task lists, including proactive tracking
Support in recruiting, handling the applications inbox, pre-screening, scheduling interviews, including onboarding
Booking agencies and service providers, including preparing offers and invoicing
Working with CRM systems – complete workflow from data entry, customer outreach, appointment scheduling, to closing
Content and administrative updates of website content and company profiles
Handling and billing of insurance matters / interface with brokers and insurers
Preparing expense reports and internal recharges, checking timesheets
Granting access rights for IT tools, booking new licenses
Advising on and setting up or standardizing internal processes (office routines, on- and offboarding, ...)
Database maintenance across various platforms
Preparatory bookkeeping, support in accounting (Datev Unternehmen Online)
Invoicing including dunning
Fleet management
Setting up a well-functioning office management system
Real estate photography – assistant to the management
Management coaching agency – assistant to the management
AI software developer – assistant to the management
Ministry for Climate Protection, Environment, Energy and Mobility – assistant to the project management for digitalization/IT
IT consulting company – assistant to the management
Executive search – assistant to the management
Mid-sized law firm, commercial law department – assistant to the management
Agency for software developers – assistant to the management
Designer lamp manufacturer – assistant to the management
Strategy and corporate finance consulting – executive assistant
Deutsche Bahn subsidiary – assistant to the management
Executive search company – assistant to the management
Saskia Hagendorf
Last position:
Author & Specialist Writer
- Regular specialist articles for working@office and other publications on topics like the assistant role, virtual collaboration, AI in assistance, New Work, and self-management.
- Co-author contributions in books like Chefsache Assistenz, Bullshit Bingo, and Digitales Management und Marketing.
Karin Odor
Last position:
Flexible Business Partner & Management Assistant at Sole Proprietor
- Executive assistance
- Personal assistant/team assistant
- Process optimization and digitization
- Project assistance
- Office management
- Appointment and travel management
- Meeting and event organization
- Reporting and presentation creation
- Minute taking
- Research tasks
- Maintenance of internet and intranet pages (incl. WordPress)
- Online marketing support
- Quality management support
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Executive Assistants statistics
Aggregated from the professional profiles of matched freelancers.
Experience
21 years
Position duration
3.2 years
Positions per freelancer
9
Top business areas
Operations, Project Management, Marketing
Top industries
Professional Services, Information Technology, Manufacturing
Certification focus areas
Human Resources, Operations, Information Technology
Bachelor's degree or higher
59%
Master's degree or higher
24%
Certifications per freelancer
2
Most common languages
German, English, French
Speak two or more languages
90%
Based on our profile pool as of 26 Aug 2026.
Daily rate distribution
The chart shows how the daily rates of freelancers in this role in Germany are distributed, based on recent contracts on our platform. Each bar covers a rate range — its height shows how many freelancers charge within that range.
Average rates for Executive Assistants in Germany
Rates are based on recent contracts and do not include FRATCH margin.
The average daily rate is the mean of all daily rates from recent contracts of comparable freelancers on our platform.
The median daily rate is the middle value of all daily rates — half of comparable freelancers charge less, half charge more. Unlike the average, it is barely affected by outliers.
Calculated based on our freelancers’ daily rates as of 26 Aug 2026. Actual rates may vary depending on seniority level, experience, skill specialization, project complexity, and engagement length.
About the role
What they do
An executive assistant keeps the day running for founders, managing directors, and senior teams. The work is practical and wide in scope. It often includes calendar control, inbox triage, travel planning, meeting preparation, follow-ups, and keeping key decisions moving.
Typical deliverables
- Managed calendars and meeting schedules
- Clean inbox and response drafting
- Travel plans, itineraries, and expense prep
- Meeting agendas, notes, and action tracking
- Briefings, presentations, and document prep
- Light project coordination across internal teams
Core skills
A strong Executive Assistant is organised, calm, and precise. They understand priorities quickly, protect executive time, and work with discretion. They should handle shifting plans without losing control, communicate clearly with different stakeholders, and spot what needs attention before it becomes a problem.
- Calendar discipline and scheduling judgement
- Clear written communication
- Strong follow-through and task tracking
- Confidential handling of sensitive topics
- High attention to detail
- Confidence with senior stakeholders
Tools and workflows
Most executive assistants work across Outlook, Google Workspace, Teams, Slack, Notion, Trello, or Asana, depending on the company setup. In Germany, many clients also need support in both German and English, especially in leadership teams, consulting firms, and international companies. Good freelance assistants adapt to existing processes instead of forcing new ones.
When companies bring one in
Freelance support makes sense when the workload is uneven, an assistant is needed quickly, or a leadership team needs short-term cover during hiring, leave, travel-heavy periods, or a growth phase. It also helps when the need is specific: board coordination, founder support, event planning, or temporary backup for a team assistant or personal assistant role.
What strong assistants look like
The best executive assistants do more than react. They anticipate conflicts, keep communication crisp, and make sure nothing important is lost between people, tools, and meetings. Search terms often include EA, personal assistant, or team assistant, but the real difference is in ownership, discretion, and reliability under pressure.
Frequently asked questions
Before you brief your next project: the most common questions about Executive Assistants.
A Executive Assistant can take over the day-to-day support that keeps leadership productive. That usually includes calendar management, inbox handling, travel planning, meeting prep, follow-up tasks, and coordination with internal teams or external partners. Some also support event logistics, board materials, or light project tracking.
A freelancer makes sense when you need support quickly, for a defined period, or for a specific workload spike. It is also useful when the role is tied to a project, a founder, or an interim situation rather than a fixed seat. Companies often choose this route to stay flexible while keeping senior support in place.
A strong executive assistant combines structure, discretion, and sound judgement. They need to prioritise fast, communicate clearly, and keep several moving parts under control without constant supervision. Strong written English matters, and German is often important for companies in Germany.
An Executive Assistant usually supports senior leadership and carries more responsibility for priorities, communication flow, and confidential matters. A personal assistant can be more focused on private or logistics-heavy support, while a team assistant often helps a wider group with administrative tasks. In practice, the titles can overlap, but the scope and level of ownership are different.
In Germany, companies often expect strong organisation, reliable follow-through, and professional communication in both German and English. Many roles also involve coordination across international teams, so time zone awareness and clear email handling matter. On-site, hybrid, and fully remote setups are all common depending on the company and the level of trust already in place.
Most EA work happens in Outlook or Google Workspace, plus collaboration tools like Teams, Slack, Asana, Trello, or Notion. Depending on the employer, there may also be travel booking tools, expense systems, and document templates for board or leadership meetings. The key is not the tool itself, but how well the assistant keeps the workflow tidy and predictable.
Look for clear examples of ownership, not just administration. A good Executive Assistant can explain how they protect time, manage urgent changes, and keep confidential information safe. References, sample workflows, and the way they describe prioritisation will usually tell you more than a title alone.
Both can work well, depending on the role. Remote support is often enough for inbox management, scheduling, document prep, and coordination, while on-site time helps with board meetings, travel handovers, and close support for a founder or leadership team. Many companies in Germany choose a hybrid setup for that reason.
The average hourly rate for Executive Assistants in Germany is 77 €, which corresponds to a daily rate of about 617 € based on an 8-hour working day.
Of the freelancers working as Executive Assistants in Germany, 59% hold at least a Bachelor's degree and 24% hold at least a Master's degree.
On average, freelancers working as Executive Assistants in Germany have 21 years of professional experience, with a single engagement typically lasting around 3.2 years.
The most common languages among freelancers working as Executive Assistants in Germany are German (100%), English (90%), and French (24%).
The most common industries among freelancers working as Executive Assistants in Germany are Professional Services (57%), Information Technology (38%), and Manufacturing (38%).
The most common business areas among freelancers working as Executive Assistants in Germany are Operations (86%), Project Management (86%), and Marketing (62%).
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