Assistant Director Jobs in Charlotte, NC
Assistant Director jobs in Charlotte are concentrated in healthcare, higher education, and financial services, with active hiring across Uptown, South End, and the University City corridor. Employers hiring right now include UNC Charlotte, City of Charlotte, NC, and EY. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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Locations: Charlotte
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Job Overview
The Director, Assistant, serves as a trusted strategic partner and operational leader to an Executive Leadership Team (ELT) member. The role enables executive effectiveness by translating priorities into action, coordinating cross-functional work, strengthening stakeholder relationships, and ensuring disciplined follow-through across the business.
This role combines executive operations, relationship management, and initiative stewardship to extend the Executive Leader’s capacity and impact. It brings structure to priorities, connects the right stakeholders, and maintains momentum across commitments that span the organization.
The Director is responsible for coordinating the office’s daily operations, workflow, events, and strategic projects. The role develops executive-level content, manages competing priorities, and provides the structure and coordination needed to advance the Executive Leader’s agenda.
Duties & Responsibilities
- Strategic Partnership and Executive Enablement: Serve as a trusted advisor to the Executive Leader by anticipating needs, identifying blind spots, surfacing risks and opportunities, and providing well-informed strategic perspective. Act as a thought partner and sounding board in shaping priorities, decisions, and direction.
- Stakeholder and Relationship Management: Develop and coordinate engagement strategies that strengthen relationships with internal and external stakeholders, including ELT members, brand partners, local leaders, and customers. Enable proactive outreach, align stakeholders around key priorities, and help steward high-value strategic relationships.
- Executive Communications and Visibility: Assist the Executive Leader with general communications and follow-ups, and maintain the Executive Leader’s visibility through market visits, key engagements, birthdays, and work anniversaries.
- Project and Initiative Stewardship: Establish visibility and maintain momentum across priority cross-functional projects and initiatives. Track commitments and timelines, identify risks and dependencies, escalate barriers, and intervene when work is off track while preserving accountability with the operational owners.
- Meeting and Event Preparation: Lead preparation for internal and external meetings, including internal board meetings when appropriate, customer, brand-owner, and industry sessions. Ensure objectives, content, participants, and decision points are aligned in advance. Represent the Office of the Executive Leader when appropriate, document key decisions and actions, and drive timely follow-through.
- Calendar and Workflow Management: Directly manage and strategically prioritize the Executive Leader’s calendar to protect time for the highest-value business and relationship priorities. Anticipate critical milestones, resolve scheduling conflicts, and coordinate recurring check-ins, reviews, and forward-looking planning sessions.
- Event Planning and Sponsorship Activation: Lead the end-to-end planning and execution of internal and external events, including leadership offsites, customer experiences, employee team-building activities, and sponsorship activations. Own the ticketing process and improve systems associated with sponsored assets. Align objectives, stakeholders, logistics, and follow-up to deliver a high-quality experience and achieve the intended business outcome.
- Success in this role is demonstrated through improved executive readiness, disciplined follow-through on strategic commitments, effective stakeholder engagement, and reliable coordination of the Executive Leader’s priorities, meetings, and major events.
Knowledge, Skills, & Abilities
- Demonstrated business acumen and working knowledge of the beverage industry, including customer, brand-partner, sales, and supply-chain dynamics
- Executive presence and professionalism, with the confidence and credibility to support and work effectively alongside C-suite leaders
- Organized, proactive, and capable of seamlessly switching between strategic insight and tactical detail
- Exceptional judgment, confidentiality, relational intelligence, and the ability to execute with accountability
- Strong emotional intelligence to provide needed leadership and expertise in a highly dynamic environment serving senior leaders, external stakeholders, and teammates at all levels of the organization
- Demonstrated ability to communicate clearly, collaborate across functions, build trusted relationships, and serve as an effective liaison in coordinating priorities, meetings, and deliverables across departments
- Ability to influence others without authority
- Comfortable with ambiguity and change
- Project management experience and proficiency with project tracking tools
- Strong skills in the use of Microsoft Office Suite with emphasis on Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook
- Demonstrated attention to detail and experience leading end-to-end planning and execution for both large-scale and intimate events, with a consistent record of successful outcomes
- Strong sense of urgency and demonstrated ability to prioritize and reprioritize the office’s evolving needs in a fast-paced environment
- Open-minded and curious about AI and emerging technologies
Minimum Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in business administration, sales, marketing, communications, or a related field
Valid Driver's License
Five to seven years of progressively responsible experience in executive operations, strategic project coordination, stakeholder management, or a related field
Work Environment
Primarily an office-based environment with regular interaction across all organizational levels and periodic attendance at internal and external meetings and events. The role also requires visits to sales branches, manufacturing facilities, warehouses, fleet and equipment service centers, and trade environments. The role requires travel, occasional support outside traditional business hours, and the ability to lift up to 25 pounds.
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Who's Hiring
- UNC Charlotte36

- City of Charlotte, NC15

- EY7

- Octapharma7

- MyComputerCareer7

Assistant Director Jobs in Charlotte: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a assistant director job in Charlotte?
Charlotte's assistant director market is strongest in healthcare systems, university administration, and corporate operations, so targeting those sectors gives you the clearest path in. Roles concentrate in Uptown, Ballantyne, and the University City area, where large employers and regional headquarters are clustered. Candidates who can show cross-functional leadership, budget ownership, and familiarity with Charlotte's growth-driven environment tend to stand out in local searches.
Which companies hire assistant directors in Charlotte?
Companies currently hiring assistant directors in Charlotte include UNC Charlotte, City of Charlotte, NC, and EY, per current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Charlotte's mix of major healthcare networks, financial institutions, and regional nonprofits means assistant director roles appear across a broad range of employer types and sizes.
Are there remote assistant director jobs in Charlotte?
Yes, though availability depends heavily on the function, since assistant directors in healthcare, facilities, or student services typically work on-site, while those in corporate operations or program management often have more flexibility. About 34% of assistant director openings tied to Charlotte are remote or hybrid as of September 2026. Policy, communications, and analytics-focused assistant director roles in Charlotte's financial and corporate sector are the most likely to offer remote options.
How can I get a assistant director job in Charlotte with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path in Charlotte is moving up from a coordinator or manager role within the same organization, particularly inside Charlotte's large healthcare systems or university departments, which tend to promote from within. Roles in program coordination, administrative management, or team lead positions at Charlotte nonprofits, community colleges, or corporate shared-services centers build the supervisory record most hiring managers look for. Volunteering with Charlotte-area boards or civic organizations also adds leadership visibility that local employers notice.
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