Executive Assistant Cover Letter (Free Samples)

Learn how to write an executive assistant cover letter. Use our sample executive assistant cover letters as templates for your impressive cover letter.

Sample 1 – executive Assistant Cover Letter

Teri Lewis
5799 Palo Alto Blvd., Apt. 945
Reston, VA 20190


October 28, 2021

Joe Green
Manager
Brown & Smith PLLC
169 Chip Ave.
Reston, VA 20190

Dear Mr. Green:

 

I am submitting my resume in response to the recently advertised executive assistant position at Brown & Smith PLLC. 

I believe that my training and experience closely match your requirements and my additional qualifications in using Microsoft PowerPoint will make me an asset to your firm.

Some key points that are relevant to this executive assistant position include:

  • Point of contact for incoming communications.
  • Worked closely supporting the Managing Partner to maintain appointment schedule, files, scheduled meetings and conferences.
  • Prepared bills for firm, including entering Partner time and follows up on collection.
  • Maintained financial records under direction of Partners and firm’s outside accountant.
  • Coordinated with Firm’s outside IT consultant to ensure smooth operation of computers and network.
I am convinced that my commitment to excellence and the ability to function as an integral part of a team would allow me to make a valuable contribution to the tradition of excellence at Brown & Smith PLLC
 
A challenging environment such as yours will give me the opportunity to make the best use of my skills and experience. 

 

Thank you in advance for your time and consideration.

Sincerely,

Signature
Teri Lewis
Enclosure: Resume

sample 2 – Executive Assistant Cover Letter

Jonathan P. Taylor
90 Simon Way
Chillicothe, Ohio 45692

October 28, 2021

Brown & Smith PLLC

1170 Reston Rd.
Reynoldsburg, Ohio 43068
Attn: Robert Biltmore

Dear Mr. Biltmore,

I am responding to an ad I saw in the local newspaper, The Laurel Dispatch, for an Executive Assistant position. 

I have attached my resume for you to review, and you will be able to see I am more than qualified for the job.

While I have had great jobs in the past that have been on an executive level, I have always seemed to get in with a firm that has went under or downsized. 

The biggest concern for me is to not only find a job that pays well, but also find a firm that is well established. 

I have done some research on Brown & Smith PLLC and must say I am pleased by what I have found. 

This firm has a strong history for success and has great tenor among the employees. I feel with my executive level of experience and my drive to succeed that I would be a great addition to your firm. 

I am available to work the hours specified in the ad and any overtime that might be needed. 

Please review my resume and see how my qualification would match your needs in a position. 

I can be reached at 123-890-7659 to discuss this position further. It would be a privilege to work for such a wonderful firm. 

Sincerely,

Signature
Jonathan P. Taylor
Enclosure: Resume

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