Executive Business Partner

About the role

At FalconX, the Executive Business Partner plays a crucial role in supporting the CEO by managing complex schedules, ensuring effective communication, and coordinating logistics. This position is vital for maintaining alignment with company priorities and facilitating smooth operations within a fast-paced environment.

The company is at the forefront of bridging traditional finance with the cryptocurrency market, aiming to provide comprehensive solutions for digital asset strategies. Success in this role involves not only managing the CEO's calendar but also anticipating needs and building strong relationships across teams to enhance executive efficiency.

The salary range for this role reflects the competitive nature of the New York City market and includes potential bonuses and equity.

Who this role suits

• A professional with over five years of experience in executive support, particularly in high-growth environments.
• Someone who is proactive, resourceful, and anticipates the needs of others without needing constant direction.
• A detail-oriented individual with strong judgment and the ability to navigate competing demands effectively.
• An excellent communicator who can build trust and relationships at all levels of the organization.

From the employer

• Manage the CEO’s calendar proactively.
• Coordinate complex schedules across time zones, resolve conflicts, and assess requests against agreed priorities.
• Protect time for preparation, focused work, and important relationships.
• Ensure the CEO is prepared.
• Work with meeting owners to gather agendas, pre-reads, relevant background, and presentation inputs.
• Coordinate board, client, partner, and leadership meetings so materials and logistics are ready in advance.
• Manage communication and follow-through.
• Triage incoming requests, draft correspondence, and coordinate timely responses on behalf of the CEO.
• Capture decisions and action items from select meetings, follow up with owners, and flag commitments at risk of slipping.
• Coordinate seamless travel.
• Own domestic and international itineraries, accommodations, transportation, and related logistics.
• Anticipate disruptions and manage changes with urgency and attention to detail.
• Keep executive administration running reliably.
• Manage expenses, coordinate vendor invoices, and maintain organized, confidential records.
• Build systems that make recurring work easier and reduce avoidable last-minute requests.
• Apply business context to daily decisions.
• Stay close to the CEO’s priorities and understand key initiatives, stakeholders, and dependencies.
• Use that knowledge to recommend what should be prioritized, deferred, or redirected, and recognize when an issue needs escalation.
• Be a trusted presence in the New York office.
• Build strong relationships across teams, stay attentive to practical needs affecting the CEO’s work, and help information reach the right people.
• Partner with Workplace, People, and IT on relevant office, vendor, and onboarding coordination.
• Organize executive meetings, offsites, and visits.
• Coordinate logistics, communications, and materials with the relevant teams, ensuring a thoughtful experience for internal and external participants.

• 5+ years of executive support experience, including supporting C-level leaders in a fast-moving or high-growth environment.
• Demonstrated excellence in complex calendar management, executive travel, meeting preparation, and administrative execution.
• Strong business curiosity and the ability to quickly understand a company’s priorities, operating context, and key relationships.
• Sound judgment and confidence navigating competing demands, making practical trade-offs, and knowing when to seek direction.
• Exceptional attention to detail, discretion, and care when handling sensitive information.
• Clear written and verbal communication, executive presence, and the ability to build trust across levels and functions.
• A proactive, resourceful approach: you anticipate needs, take ownership, and follow through without repeated prompting.
• Comfort using technology and improving workflows to deliver better, more reliable executive support.
• Ability to work from our New York office 3–4 days per week.

• The base pay for this role is expected to be between $140,000 and $178,000 in the New York City Area.
• This role will also be eligible for other forms of compensation such as a performance linked bonus, equity, and a competitive benefits package.
• Actual compensation for a successful candidate will be determined based on a number of factors such as location, skillset, experience, qualifications and the level at which the candidate is hired.