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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Strategic Planning for Estate Managers
Kimberly Varney
Our strategic planning guide provides a clear framework for estate managers to define priorities, set goals, and structure long-term operational plans. Includes step-by-step guidance and a full sample plan for reference.
What is an Estate Manager?
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There doesn't seem to be a consensus about the role of the Estate Manager. Let's get the conversation going by asking what the job is, what are the skills, experience, and education needed to perform the work, among other requirements. Join a panel that includes the stakeholders in the conversation- an EM, and Employer, an Agency, and an Educator. The panel will be followed by a breakout Q&A and workshop that you'll automatically be seated in when the discussion ends.
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Standard Operating Procedures
Kimberly Varney
SOPs provide a common set of expectations for all stakeholders by establishing uniformity in task execution. With clear, step-by-step instructions, SOPs minimize variations in performance regardless of who is carrying out the task.