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| job role | PA |
| sector | Business Support |
| emp type | Full-time |
| salary | £30,000 |
| location | United Kingdom, London |
| Job Type | Permanent |
| place of work | Hybrid |
| published date | 06/12/2022 |
| job id | 32764 |
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JUNIOR PERSONAL ASSISTANT TO CREATIVE DIRECTOR OF LEADING FASHION BRAND
The Chace People team is looking for a superstar Junior Personal Assistant to support the renowned Creative Director of a global fashion brand based in Europe. Working closely with the young and inspiring Director, someone who is a leading name in the fashion world and extremely well regarded throughout the industry, you will be a proactive and ambitious individual who has the confidence to work with within a fast paced and demanding environment.
This incredible opportunity to work for a high profile individual would suit either a recent graduate or someone looking to take the next step as a career Personal Assistant. Whilst industry knowledge would be a benefit, we are ideally looking for a candidate wanting to progress within their Personal Assistant/Executive Assistant career. You will have the added benefit of working alongside an expert Chief of Staff who is happy to pass on their own industry knowledge!
The role will be completely multi faceted as you will be supporting an individual with multiple business and personal interests with no two days the same! You will be expected to liaise with different departments on behalf of Creative Director whilst supporting the studio and assisting the Chief of Staff where needed, as well as supporting the Creative Director on personal matters, such as running errands and assisting with personal projects, such as house renovations or holiday planning.
Responsibilities include but are not limited to:
We are looking for candidates for an ASAP start and more details of this exciting role will be discussed upon successful application.
Please note that candidates with relevant experience and excellent, checkable references need only apply.
