The Future of the EA Profession - Adelaide Event (National Roundtable Series)

And yet, many of the most important conversations about the profession are still happening without the profession in the room. This roundtable has been created to change that. You’ll be part of a small, considered group having real conversations about: • Where the role is now • Where it’s heading • What needs to change What You’ll Experience • Thoughtful, facilitated roundtable discussion • Honest conversation with smart, growth-minded peers • New ideas and perspectives on the role • Meaningful professional connections • The opportunity to contribute to a national conversation shaping the profession Who Should Attend This session is designed for: • Executive Assistants • Senior Assistants • Personal Assistants • Chiefs of Staff • Business support leaders • High-potential admin professionals If you’re serious about your career and know the future of the role looks different, this room is for you. What We’ll Explore • What’s changing most in the EA role right now\Where assistants are still underutilised • What skills will matter most in the future • What strong executive partnership really looks like • What would elevate the profession fastest How We Ask You to Show Up This is not a passive event - this is a room shaped by the people in it. Come ready to: • Contribute honestly • Listen generously • Share your experience • Think beyond your current role • Support others in the room Why This Matters The future of the EA profession should be shaped with assistants not without them. This session is part of a national series, which began in Perth and is rolling out across Australia in 2026. Our Venue Partner We extend our sincere thanks to InterContinental Adelaide for generously hosting this Adelaide Roundtable and providing morning tea and a working lunch for attendees. We appreciate their support in bringing together Executive Assistants from across Adelaide for this important industry conversation. The role is changing. The question is — are you part of the conversation?