Term 4, 2026

WEBINAR 7

DATE: Tuesday 20 October 2026

TIME: 4.00 pm

TOPIC:  From Executor to Architect: Reimagining the Future of the EA Role

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Guest speaker:   Rachael Bonetti

The role of the Executive Assistant is undergoing one of the most profound shifts in its history. The days of being the Executor, the one who gets things done - are giving way to a new archetype: the Architect. This session unpacks the evolving landscape of the profession, exploring the archetypes that shape how EAs operate today and what the future demands of them tomorrow.

You’ll walk away with a clear understanding of:

  • The archetypes that define EA impact and influence.

  • Why the Executor mindset alone is no longer enough.

  • What it means to step into the Architect role - shaping workflows, enabling strategic focus, and driving business outcomes.

Expect fresh perspectives, practical insights, and a roadmap to help you position yourself not just as support, but as a strategic partner shaping the future of work.

Rachael Bonetti is a Forbes Australia contributor, international speaker, and trusted voice redefining what powerful, strategic support looks like in today’s business world.

With a career spanning 27 years supporting Chairs, CEOs, and a billionaire across global markets, Rachael now trains executive teams and elite assistants to drive business performance through operational excellence and elevated support. Her work cuts through fluff and delivers real results—think less admin, more impact.

As the founder of Elevated Corporate Support and creator of The Elite EA Academy, she equips the often-overlooked powerhouses behind the scenes with the tools, mindset, and influence to lead from where they are. Rachael’s message? When executive assistants can identify and communicate their impact, they unlock career growth, recognition, and measurable results.

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