Executive assistant career portfolio example
Savannah Heiden is an Office Manager and Executive Assistant with 6+ years of experience keeping offices running smoothly and senior leaders organized. She also runs Lush and Wild Flowers, her own floral arrangement side business.
The site has a warm, fun and personal tone, combining her professional resume with a glimpse into her personal life: flower arranging, knitting, hiking with three dogs and a passion for cooking and continuous learning.
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Fun, colorful and personal from start to finish
The site opens with a bold, animated greeting and introduces Savannah in two clear sections: her professional career and her personal life. Navigation is simple and the tone throughout is warm, energetic and approachable.
The design reflects Savannah's dual identity: a sharp operations professional with a creative, hands-on personal life. Including personal details alongside career information makes the site feel human and memorable to potential employers.
From office management to running a flower business on the side
Savannah Heiden has spent over six years managing offices, coordinating complex calendars and supporting senior leaders across multiple organizations. She is known for detailed organization, strategic problem-solving and building team efficiency.
Alongside her career in operations, she founded Lush and Wild Flowers, a side business making handcrafted floral arrangements. The site brings her professional and personal worlds together in one warm, energetic personal brand.
Who this website is a good example for
Job seekers in operations and admin who want to see how a personal site can present an EA or Office Manager career story in a memorable, personality-led way.
Professionals with side businesses looking for a model of how to include a personal creative project alongside a professional career in a single site.
Early-career professionals seeking an example of how to build a personal brand website that goes beyond a resume and shows the whole person.
Career portfolio website ideas from this site
Dual career and personal sections divide your site into professional and personal sections to let employers see both your skills and your personality.
Fun, informal greeting open with a playful headline or animated intro to set a warm, approachable tone from the first second.
Side business spotlight if you run a side project or business, feature it on your portfolio site to show entrepreneurial drive and range.
Direct connect call to action end your homepage with a friendly, specific invitation to reach out rather than a generic contact form.
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