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Welcome to Executive Support Magazine

Executive Support Magazine is the leading training publication for senior and aspiring executive assistants and administrative professionals.

 

Welcome to Executive Support Magazine. We’ve been empowering administrative and executive assistants through training and development programs since 1989.

Are you an administrative professional seeking top-tier training, development, and mentoring from the world’s leading trainers and thought leaders? Look no further than Executive Support Magazine! We’ve been at the forefront of training administrative professionals since 1989. Relaunched as a global publication in 2011 by industry leader Lucy Brazier OBE, our magazine is dedicated to providing valuable training, insights and guidance in a magazine format.

What sets us apart?

Our mission is clear: to offer administrative professionals across the globe, regardless of their title or position within their organizations, the opportunity to expand their knowledge and refine their skills. Our vibrant Global Community provides invaluable support and networking opportunities through our dedicated social platforms. We are proud to say that we carry no advertising or promotional content, guaranteeing that each of our subscribers extracts maximum value from every one of our magazine’s 48 pages.

You can access the magazine through various subscriptions, including individual digital or print subscriptions. Or want to subscribe on behalf of your team? Our  Corporate or Association licenses are the most cost-effective ways to provide access for multiple users. And if you represent a registered charity, talk to us about claiming a 50% discount on your subscription.

Join us at Executive Support Magazine and embark on a journey of professional growth and excellence!

Latest Articles

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Career Development
Issue: February / March 2026

2026: The Year the Administrative Profession Gets Clear About Its Value 

By - February 1, 2026

With roles under scrutiny, administrative professionals risk being undervalued or erased, says Lucy Brazier
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Career Development
Issue: February / March 2026

Making Effective Decisions: A Practical Guide  

By - February 1, 2026

Lindsay Taylor shares her confidence‑building techniques to help you make smarter, more effective decisions
Communication Opinion
Issue: February / March 2026

How Culture Shapes EA Work in Asia  

By - February 1, 2026

Drawing on her experience as an EA in Asia, Jacelyn Ng explores how cultural nuances shape the way we work, connect, and lead across borders 
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Cover Story
Issue: February / March 2026

Pronoia: The Mindset Shift That Will Transform Your Relationship with AI 

By - February 1, 2026

Author Traci Brown explains how a change in her thinking helped her see AI as a tool designed to work with everything she already knows 
Leadership
Issue: February / March 2026

Workplace 2026: Making Sense of Contradictions and Mixed Messages 

By - February 1, 2026

Bonnie Low‑Kramen brings clarity to burnout, AI, and the infinite workday, and asks administrative professionals to stay grounded amid the chaos 
Leadership
Issue: February / March 2026

Workplace 2026: Making Sense of Contradictions and Mixed Messages 

By - February 1, 2026

Bonnie Low‑Kramen brings clarity to burnout, AI, and the infinite workday, and asks administrative professionals to stay grounded amid the chaos 
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Leadership
Issue: February / March 2026

Don’t Follow the Crowd – Only Dead Fish Go With the Flow  

By - February 1, 2026

Jane Gunn explores how following the crowd stifles critical thinking and offers practical ways to challenge herd mentality
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Career Development
Issue: February / March 2026

2026: The Year the Administrative Profession Gets Clear About Its Value 

By - February 1, 2026

With roles under scrutiny, administrative professionals risk being undervalued or erased, says Lucy Brazier
Arrows with copy space wrapping around a question mark and pointing in different directions
Career Development
Issue: February / March 2026

Making Effective Decisions: A Practical Guide  

By - February 1, 2026

Lindsay Taylor shares her confidence‑building techniques to help you make smarter, more effective decisions
View All
Technology
Issue: February / March 2026

The Assistant’s Role As Final Quality Control: Avoiding AI Complacency

By - February 1, 2026

David Morel outlines why Assistants must stay alert, accountable, and firmly in control of every output when using AI
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Productivity Technology
Issue: February / March 2026

Excel Spreadsheets: Dynamic Arrays Part 2

By - February 1, 2026

Traci Williams explains more Dynamic Array formulas to make you look like an Excel ACE
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Opinion Personal Development
Issue: February / March 2026

Riding the Wave: How to Cope and Navigate Being Laid Off

By - February 1, 2026

Drawing on her own experience, Jean Cocco offers reassurance and actionable steps to help you steady your emotions and regain confidence after being laid off 
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Personal Development
Issue: February / March 2026

Removing Fear From Your Career

By - February 1, 2026

Harley Street phobia expert Christopher Paul Jones offers practical techniques to reduce anxiety and unlock career progress
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