Estate operations rely on trusted people and trusted systems. Computers, phones, cameras, and smart-home platforms are essential tools for managing large properties. A Technology and Internet Use Policy establishes how those systems are used, protecting both the principal’s privacy and the staff’s professionalism.
One of the responsibilities I take on as an Estate Management EA is to handle the admin for scheduling staff and submitting their timesheets for approval. At any given time I have to track staff at over a dozen locations throughout the country, which can makes this a very time consuming task.
When managing a multi-acre historic property, there is extra attention to be paid to significant historic trees.
Our most recent ‘Ask the Expert' session with Jack Grayson offered a fascinating glimpse into the world of estate branding, highlighting the intersection of creativity, functionality, and personalized service.
