Calendar & scheduling
Books, reschedules, and protects your time. It finds slots, sends invites, blocks focus time, and keeps your week from turning into back-to-back chaos.
AI Executive Assistant
Most owners don't need another inbox notification. They need someone to handle the inbox. This is a virtual executive assistant built on AI — managing your calendar, triaging your email, prepping your meetings, and tracking every follow-up — set up and supervised by Nick so it actually works.
Nick runs six of his own businesses on this exact system — and sets up the same EA for clients.
The job description
Everything a great executive assistant handles — calendar, inbox, prep, follow-up, logistics — running on your accounts, in your voice, all day.
Books, reschedules, and protects your time. It finds slots, sends invites, blocks focus time, and keeps your week from turning into back-to-back chaos.
Sorts what matters from what doesn't, flags the urgent, and drafts replies in your voice so you approve and send instead of writing from scratch.
Walks into every meeting briefed: who you're meeting, what's at stake, the relevant history. Afterward, you get a clean summary with action items pulled out.
Nothing falls through. It tracks who owes you a reply, what you promised, and when to nudge — and surfaces it before it becomes a dropped ball.
Pulls together itineraries, confirmations, and the details around a trip or event so you show up with everything in one place instead of digging through email.
Catches the to-dos buried in conversations, emails, and meetings, files them where you'll see them, and keeps the list honest so your head doesn't have to.
The honest comparison
A human EA is a great hire when you can afford one and keep them busy. For most owners, an AI EA covers the same ground for a fraction of the cost — and never sleeps.
Not either/or. Many owners run the AI EA first, then layer a human on top once volume justifies it. See the full service catalog for where this fits.
How it works
No DIY scramble, no half-configured tools. Nick sets the whole thing up and stays on it.
We map where your time actually goes — calendar, inbox, follow-ups, prep — and pin down exactly what the EA should take off your plate first.
Nick builds a VOICE profile from your real emails so drafts sound like you wrote them — not like a generic AI assistant.
The EA runs on your calendar and inbox, with permissions set so it drafts and prepares but doesn't send anything without your approval.
Your AI EA goes to work daily. Nick watches the output, tunes the rules, and keeps it sharp — so it gets better, not stale.
What you stop doing
Where it lives
The assessment is the front door. From there, two ways to put your AI executive assistant to work.
We build and configure the EA on your accounts, then hand you the keys.
$1.5k–$9kone-time build
Your AI EA, run and supervised by Nick every day — the outputs without the management.
$500–$1.5k/mo retainer
See every tier and price on the services page, or read how Nick runs this himself on the portfolio. Want a second set of eyes on the whole back office? That's advisory.
Common questions
Yes. Nick builds a VOICE profile from your real emails — your phrasing, your tone, how blunt or warm you actually are. Drafts come back sounding like you wrote them, not like a generic chatbot. You review and send; over time it gets sharper.
It runs on your accounts — your calendar, your inbox, your logins. Nothing is funneled into a shared system or sold. The EA reads what it needs to do the job and nothing more, with permissions you control and Nick configures.
By default it drafts and queues for your approval — you stay in control of what goes out under your name. Once you trust it on routine, low-stakes replies, you can let it send those automatically while keeping the important ones gated. Your call, adjustable any time.
A VA service is a person juggling other clients on a schedule. This is an AI executive assistant that's always on, dedicated to you, runs on your own accounts, and is set up and supervised by Nick — who runs the same system across six of his own businesses.
Start with the $499 AI Automation Assessment. We'll map where your time is leaking and show you exactly what an AI executive assistant takes off your plate first.
Questions? Email nick@bradfieldenterprises.org — we reply same day.