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| job role | Private PA |
| sector | Business Support |
| emp type | Full-time |
| salary | $120,000-$150,000 DOE |
| location | United States, Wellington |
| Job Type | Permanent |
| place of work | On-site |
| published date | 08/11/2022 |
| job id | 32700 |
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SENIOR PA FOR AN AMAZING VVIP FAMILY IN FLORIDA
The Chace People team is actively looking for an experienced Private PA to join an existing team of 15 fantastic staff in a VIP private residence in Wellington, Florida. This is an incredible opportunity to join an extremely high profile, global family and work in a dynamic and fast paced environment!
The successful candidate must live for being organised and managing even the most minute detail of their Principal’s life! This is a role where you will work closely with the Principal and as such you must be experienced and extremely comfortable working in a private household and supporting a UHNWI and their family. The successful candidate will love to work around children and animals and ideally speak Spanish, French or German as the family often spend time in Europe!
You will be required to be heavily involved with the Principals diary, presenting her with daily detailed itineraries aswell as organising the schedules of the family’s two young children and the household pets.
The ideal candidate will have an upbeat and happy disposition, a flexible fast-paced work ethic, a discrete nature and a natural team player mentality. The role would ideally suit someone with a hospitality background who understands how to provide a top level service.
This is a daily, live-out position working on a rota schedule which will be discussed with successful applicants. Previous PA experience is essential, as is experience working with a private UHNW family.
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Please note that candidates with relevant experience and excellent, checkable references need only.
