Serving as an Executive Assistant to a busy Estate Manager, Director of Properties, or Chief of Staff requires a certain skillset and flexibility to succeed. I'll share my experiences moving from the corporate world to private service.
Supporting a High-Performing Estate Manager – On Demand
Supporting a High-Performing Estate Manager – On Demand
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The Estate Management Network is the premier professional organization for Estate Managers, Directors of Residences, Chiefs of Staff, and other upper-management roles in private service. We strive to be the industry leader in providing professional resources, education, and networking opportunities.
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Giving Thanks to Household Staff
Kimberly Varney
The act of holiday gift-giving to household staff is not merely a customary gesture but a nuanced practice requiring careful consideration. A clear understanding of industry standards for cash gifts combined with meaningful, personalized gestures let your staff know they are seen and appreciated.
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Vehicle Maintenance Log
Pamela Queen
The value of a vehicle maintenance log shouldn't be underestimated. Keeping a log and saving receipts will not only help you and your Principal's mechanic know the car’s history, maintenance needs, and ownership expense, but it will also prove its value by providing proof of care to a prospective new owner.
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Beyond Job Skills and Experience: Interview for Soft Skills
Kimberly Varney
Estate Managers are tasked with a unique responsibility not only to oversee the daily operations of an estate, but to build a staff that works well together and fits into the culture of the home. When it comes to hiring it's essential to look beyond traditional skills and experience.
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