Calendar & scheduling support for consulting professionals who can't afford missed meetings
In consulting, your calendar is your revenue pipeline. When a discovery call falls through the cracks or a client kickoff gets double-booked, it costs more than time — it costs trust. Trusty Oak's Executive Assistants handle the full scheduling lifecycle so you stay focused on billable work, not back-and-forth logistics.
300+ tasks completed in this service category across our client base.
How Trusty Oak handles calendar & scheduling for consultants
A Trusty Oak EA embedded in your consulting practice takes ownership of your scheduling infrastructure from day one. They'll configure and manage tools like Calendly or Microsoft Bookings to reflect your actual availability — accounting for prep time, travel buffers, and focus blocks — and use Doodle polls to wrangle multi-stakeholder availability across client organizations without you ever touching an email thread. For engagements involving distributed teams or international clients, your EA actively tracks timezone differences and flags conflicts before they happen, not after. Day-to-day, this means they're monitoring your inbox for scheduling requests, sending confirmations and reminders, coordinating logistics for workshops and offsites, and keeping your calendar clean as priorities shift. Your job is to show up prepared; theirs is to make sure the meeting actually happens.
Tools our team works with:
Calendly · Microsoft Bookings · Doodle
What your EA takes off your plate
Before your EA starts, share a written description of your ideal week — when you want to take calls, how much prep time you need before client meetings, and any recurring commitments that are non-negotiable. The most common mistake consultants make is handing over calendar access without that context, which leads to an EA booking meetings that technically fit but practically don't work. Fifteen minutes upfront building that brief will save weeks of recalibration.
Multi-Stakeholder Meeting Coordination
Uses Doodle or Microsoft Bookings to identify overlapping availability across client teams, project sponsors, and internal leads — then books and confirms without requiring your involvement in the thread.
Client Engagement Scheduling
Manages the full scheduling flow for discovery calls, kickoffs, check-ins, and readouts — including calendar invites, agenda attachments, and pre-meeting reminders sent to all parties.
Workshop and Offsite Logistics Coordination
Coordinates multi-day scheduling for facilitated workshops or offsites, including session sequencing, participant availability, and calendar holds across your team and the client's stakeholders.
Timezone Management for Distributed Engagements
Identifies and resolves timezone conflicts for global or remote client teams, ensuring all calendar invites reflect correct local times and that no participant receives a 3 a.m. meeting invite.
Calendly Configuration and Maintenance
Builds and updates your Calendly booking flows — setting meeting types, buffer rules, intake questions, and routing logic — so clients book correctly without requiring manual follow-up from you.
Tools our team works with
We adapt to your existing stack — no forced migrations.
Trusted by consultants
Trusty Oak supports consultants including Brighter Strategies, Deborah Offner, High Flying Strategy, and 2 others — handling everything from calendar & scheduling to broader operational support.
What calendar & scheduling support costs for consultants
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Executive Assistants
~$35/hourSpecialists
~$50/hourFractional Executives
~$95/hourStarting at $1,000/month. One-time $300 onboarding fee includes your Strategic Delegation Plan.
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Let an EA own your calendar so you can own your engagements
Trusty Oak's onboarding includes a Strategic Delegation Plan built around your consulting workflow — so your EA is managing scheduling the right way from week one. Monthly Talent Budgets start at $1,000 with a one-time $300 onboarding fee.