Compensation benchmarks

C-Suite Executive Assistant Salary in Philadelphia

Base salary benchmarks for C-Suite Executive Assistant roles in Philadelphia, broken down by industry and firm size. Filter to your sector to see what the market is paying.

Base salary · 12 benchmarks
Low$100,000
Average$132,917
Top$225,000
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C-Suite Executive AssistantPhiladelphiaPrivate Equity & Venture CapitalBoutique$115,000$150,000$180,000
C-Suite Executive AssistantPhiladelphiaLife Sciences & BiotechLarge Institution$125,000$150,000$185,000
C-Suite Executive AssistantPhiladelphiaLife Sciences & BiotechMid-Market$125,000$140,000$185,000
C-Suite Executive AssistantPhiladelphiaAsset & Wealth ManagementMid-Market$125,000$135,000$150,000
C-Suite Executive AssistantPhiladelphiaProfessional ServicesMid-Market$110,000$135,000$190,000
C-Suite Executive AssistantPhiladelphiaAsset & Wealth ManagementLarge Institution$115,000$135,000$150,000
C-Suite Executive AssistantPhiladelphiaProfessional ServicesLarge Institution$115,000$135,000$225,000
C-Suite Executive AssistantPhiladelphiaManufacturingLarge Institution$115,000$135,000$180,000
C-Suite Executive AssistantPhiladelphiaInsuranceLarge Institution$115,000$135,000$165,000
C-Suite Executive AssistantPhiladelphiaInsuranceMid-Market$105,000$120,000$140,000
C-Suite Executive AssistantPhiladelphiaProfessional ServicesBoutique$110,000$115,000$135,000
C-Suite Executive AssistantPhiladelphiaManufacturingMid-Market$100,000$110,000$135,000

Figures reflect base salary ranges observed across Blackbook Associates mandates and market intelligence. Total compensation, including bonus and other incentives, will vary by firm and individual. Our benchmarks skew towards the upper end of the market. While managing the diary and inbox remains part of the role, we place proactive professionals expected to add commercial value and operate as a genuine extension of their principal — a different calibre to the reactive, old-school secretary — and compensation reflects that.