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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!
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As part of celebrating 15 years of high-quality content, our print and digital magazines are having a make-over.By Courtney Johnson - March 25, 2026
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Sixty intentional minutes of preparation can transform your notes from chaotic scribbles to clear, professional minutes, says Rhonda ScharfBy Lucy Brazier OBE - March 25, 2026
Lucy Brazier reflects on the changes that have taken place in the administrative profession and sets the stage for the next chapter of evolutionBy Kathleen Drum - March 25, 2026
From leading the IAAP Foundation Board to shaping the culture of a US non-profit, Carissa Burgett shares how intentionality and self-awareness guide both her leadership and the example she sets for her teenage daughter
By Kristine Valenzuela - March 25, 2026
You don’t need to become a different Assistant to succeed in a new situation; you need a clearer map of the terrain you’re standing on, explains Kristine ValenzuelaBy Dan Hadley - February 1, 2026
Dan Hadley shares 6 strategic actions you can take to build your reputation with a new executiveBy Kristine Niven - March 25, 2026
Each issue, we hear from an Executive Assistant in a different sector about what unique features shape their role, and those which are universalBy Joan Burge - March 25, 2026
being intentional about the impact you want to have in your later career and life is something we all need to think about, explains Joan BurgeBy Courtney Johnson - March 25, 2026
What if the most powerful tech skill isn’t coding at all? Courtney Johnson makes the case for using AI to move the focus from technical skills to clear thinking and problem‑solving.By Traci Williams - March 25, 2026
Excel checkboxes were cosmetic and now they’re functional, changing spreadsheets into something users can interact with, explains Traci WilliamsBy Gina Theofilidou - March 25, 2026
Gina Theofilidou details her journey to Virtual Assistant and offers advice for those considering making the switchBy Jean Cocco - 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 offWe’re listening! We pride ourselves on treating everyone that we come into contact with as an individual. We want to understand your needs and exactly what we can do to help you.
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