Personal Assistant to CEO

Personal Assistant

We are looking for a poised, exceptionally organized Personal Assistant to help our household and daily life run seamlessly. This is a rare seat alongside two accomplished principals who prize discretion, excellence, and initiative — someone who takes pride in the details others overlook and quietly makes everything work.

If you find deep satisfaction in creating order, anticipating needs before they're spoken, and being the trusted person a busy household can't run without, this role was built for you.

You'll be the steady hand behind the executives' personal and household operations — turning a full, fast-moving life into something calm and effortless. Your work spans four core areas.

Nutrition is central to this role and executed with precision, consistency, and discretion.

• Prepare weekly breakfasts, lunches, and dinners to specific plans (e.g., oatmeal, chicken & rice, fresh salads) — properly portioned, labeled, dated, and stored to strict food-safety standards, with weekly prep completed by Monday evening.
• Serve meals, smoothies, and coffee at the right times during the day, flexing as schedules shift.
• Manage daily supplement routines — refill organizers, track inventory, and flag shortages early.
• Own grocery lists and weekly runs (Whole Foods, Amazon, vendor pickups); unpack, organize, and restock on return.
• Anticipate timing conflicts and sourcing gaps, and solve them before they become problems.

• Keep kitchen, living, and shared spaces reset, clutter-free, and welcoming throughout the day.
• Monitor household essentials (pantry, toiletries, laundry) and restock proactively.
• Manage mail, packages, and returns, keeping a clean log of anything in progress.
• Oversee closets and wardrobe: organize, steam, prep outfits, and coordinate laundry and dry-cleaning.
• Handle light projects (assembly, organizing) and coordinate outside help for larger ones.

• Book and manage recurring services and appointments (housekeeping, grooming, auto, personal care), staying ahead of the calendar.
• Maintain a trusted vendor list with preferred providers, notes, and cadence.
• Be the on-site point of contact for service providers — oversee work, confirm completion, and process payments and tips as directed.

• Own first-pass packing from detailed checklists, factoring in itinerary, weather, and events; stock travel-size toiletries and supplements ahead of time.
• Fully unpack and reset within 24 hours of return, restocking and noting anything depleted.
• Run time-sensitive errands (pharmacy, shopping, post office) so nothing slips around travel days.
• Stay flexible for extended hours around departures and arrivals when it counts.