Executive Assistant
National Ability Center
Executive Assistant
National Ability Center
Adaptive recreation nonprofit providing inclusive sports
Position Type: Full-Time, Exempt (Salary)
Supervisor: Chief Executive Officer
Location: Park City, Utah (on-site)
Join Our Team:
At the National Ability Center, we believe that everyone belongs outdoors, and our work changes lives every day through adaptive sport, recreation, and education. Behind every program, partnership, and Board decision is a team that makes it all run smoothly, and we are looking for an Executive Assistant who wants to be at the center of it. In this role, you will work side by side with our CEO and Board of Directors, help shape how a mission-driven organization operates, and play a visible part in how we grow our impact. If you are a highly organized, proactive professional who takes pride in making others successful, we would love to meet you.
Job Summary:
The Executive Assistant is a trusted partner to the Chief Executive Officer, Executive Team, and Board of Directors, providing high-level administrative, governance, and operational support that keeps the organization's leaders focused on advancing the NAC mission. This position manages complex calendars, coordinates Board and committee activities, prepares polished materials for senior audiences, and handles confidential information with discretion and sound judgment. Approximately 80% of time is spent supporting the CEO and Board of Directors, and 20% is spent supporting the Executive Team and staff, including office management responsibilities.
Essential Duties:
Adaptive recreation nonprofit providing inclusive sports
National Ability Center is a Utah-based nonprofit that provides adaptive recreation and outdoor adventures for people of all abilities, using Park City and Moab campuses. It runs year-round programs in more than 20 activities, such as adaptive skiing, snowboarding, equestrian, climbing, cycling, watersports, and archery, with accessible facilities like the Bronfman Center and McGrath Mountain Center. Programs are delivered by trained staff and volunteers, funded by program fees and donations, including about $640,000 in scholarships in 2023 to remove financial barriers. The goal is to empower people with disabilities and diverse abilities to participate in recreation, learn lifetime skills, and enjoy inclusive, accessible outdoor experiences.
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