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What is an equitable assistant?
An Executive Assistant (EA) is defined as a professional who supports an organization's C-level execs, performing various office management duties, clerical support, and other necessary administrative tasks. Their role is to facilitate the CEO's ability to effectively lead their organization. EAs are often the first point of contact for an external agency, making it *absolutely crucial* that you select an assistant who is a true embodiment of your organization's values, morals, and vision.
The LUHU difference
We’ve upgraded the “E” in “EA”, ensuring that our assistants are grounded in diversity, equity, and inclusion, making LUHU an ideal solution for non-profit organizations, religious institutions, and companies focused on social justice work.
The equitable assistant is a just take on true administrative excellence. Our assistants receive specialized training in how best to support you in your social justice work. We seek out those who are truly passionate about making a difference in the world. Most importantly, we firmly believe that the work you do matters.
Focus on building your organization
-We’ll take care of everything else!
As equitable assistants, we possess a wide skill set and provide different services to organizations, both big and small. We are mission-focused and can help you to maximize your impact by taking on non-core duties. While we are not traditional “in-office” employees, we are able to access the necessary data and tools to do our job virtually - saving over $40,000 in overhead costs.
Improve your business relationships
-We’re proficient in people!
Never lose an important email chain again! We excel at maintaining a positive and professional dialogue, as well as, an accurate record of email exchanges. We frequently connect with your contacts to schedule both in-person and online, meetings, events, trainings, and receptions. In addition, our assistants receive training in both intrapersonal and interpersonal skills.
“In every community, there is work to be done. In every nation, there are wounds to heal. In every heart, there is the power to do it.”
— Marianne Williamson