Don Harms

Asking for tasks to be delegated to you may lead to more fulfilling roles for both you and your executive.

The President of the United States gets one – we think your Executive should, too!

Encouragement to wrestle some of those key tasks away from your executive.

How communication and closing feedback loops can increase your Executive's trust to delegate.

We all need encouragement (your Executive does, too!)

A daily summary is a great way to stay in sync with your Executive, get questions answered, and provide visibility into the great work you’re doing.

Celebrating Admins and all the amazing work they do and lives they impact!

3 practical tips to help you get better, more timely answers from your executive.

Practical strategies to employ in your partnership to bolster trust across your organization.

With all the thought, attention, and detail an Executive Assistant can bring to your calendar – delegating this can revolutionize the way you work.

Reading is a powerful way to get on the same page and strengthen your Executive Assistant and Executive partnership.

Don’t let these myths keep you from making the force-multiplying hire that can supercharge your success!

Why a force-multiplying, strategic partner with complementary skills is way better than a clone.

Emmre Advisory Board Member Kristie Webber won the Inaugural Joan Burge Innovation Award for her instrumental work on Emmre.

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The exercise that launched my strategic partnership with my executive assistant forward more than two years.

Never Enough Time...? Why your Executive Assistant is your single most important hire.

We exist to empower people to rise to their best by focusing our product & communication on maximizing the effectiveness of executive-executive assistant partnerships.

@Emmre, we want to help Executive Assistants & Executives maximize their strategic partnership by sharing learnings from our successes & failures.