Executive Assistant

80Twenty; Beverly Hills (CA); On-site; USD 75,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

80Twenty is seeking a seasoned executive assistant to support a high-profile principal in Los Angeles. The role requires in-person presence with occasional evenings, weekends, and travel.

You will manage a complex calendar, gatekeep requests, draft communications, and coordinate domestic and international travel to ensure flawless schedules and privacy. The ideal candidate has 5+ years of experience supporting a public figure or senior executive, exceptional writing skills, and a proven ability

Qualifications

• 5+ years supporting a high-profile principal.
• Direct ownership of a complex, fast-changing calendar and travel logistics.
• Proven ability to handle confidential personal, family, and reputational matters with discretion.
• Strong writing skills, including drafting correspondence in a principal's voice.
• Judgment to decide what needs immediate attention and what can be delegated, while keeping matters private.
• Willingness to work in Los Angeles in person; occasional evenings, weekends, and travel.

Responsibilities

• Own a complex calendar spanning personal, family, business, philanthropic, media, and travel commitments.
• Gatekeeper for incoming requests; decide what reaches the Principal and respond graciously.
• Draft and edit correspondence, invitations, and acknowledgments in the Principal's voice.
• Deliver concise daily and weekly briefings on appointments, priorities, deadlines, and open decisions.
• Plan domestic and international travel end-to-end: flights, accommodations, ground transport; contingencies.

Skills

Calendar management

Travel logistics

Discretion

Written communications

Gatekeeping

Event coordination

Job description

About the Company

Our client is a public figure based in Los Angeles. Her commitments span family, philanthropy, media, and business. A single week can include board meetings, charitable events, on-camera appearances, and private family life, sometimes all in one afternoon. She values discretion, warmth, and long‑term working relationships.

About the Role

This is the central coordination role in the Principal's life. You will own the calendar, travel, correspondence, and logistics behind a complex schedule, and you will catch problems before they reach her. You will report directly to the Principal. You will protect her time and privacy, and you will represent her with polish to everyone from nonprofit leaders to luxury vendors. Success means a principal who is always prepared, commitments that close without reminders, and travel and events that run smoothly. The schedule is Monday through Friday. Occasional evenings, weekends, and travel are part of the role, with advance notice whenever possible.

Key Responsibilities

• Own a complex, frequently changing calendar that spans personal, family, business, philanthropic, media, and travel commitments. Anticipate conflicts, preparation needs, and travel time.
• Act as gatekeeper for incoming requests: decide what reaches the Principal and respond to the rest graciously.
• Draft and edit correspondence, invitations, and acknowledgments in the Principal's voice.
• Deliver concise daily and weekly briefings on appointments, priorities, deadlines, and open decisions.
• Plan domestic and international travel end to end: flights, accommodations, ground transportation, detailed itineraries with contingency plans, and real‑time troubleshooting.
• Manage invitations, RSVPs, gifting, attire, and event‑day logistics for charitable, social, and family occasions, working with planners, venues, and vendors.
• Coordinate logistics for interviews, appearances, and photo shoots with publicists, producers, and glam teams.
• Coordinate family schedules, school commitments, personal appointments, wardrobe fittings, and special occasions with complete discretion.
• Work with household staff and outside vendors on service appointments, deliveries, and maintenance, and track every item to completion.
• Keep organized records of contacts, charitable commitments, invoices, receipts, and expenses. Keep personal, philanthropic, media, and business matters clearly separate.

Qualifications

• 5+ years supporting a high‑profile principal, such as a public figure, entrepreneur, C‑suite executive, family office, entertainment professional, or high‑net‑worth household.
• Direct ownership of a complex, fast‑changing calendar, plus domestic and international travel and event logistics.
• A proven record of handling confidential personal, family, and reputationally sensitive matters with discretion.
• Strong writing skills, including drafting correspondence in a principal's voice.
• The judgment to decide what needs immediate attention, what can be delegated, and what stays private. The confidence to raise problems early, with a solution in hand.
• Ease working with physicians, attorneys, publicists, nonprofit leaders, and luxury vendors.
• Able to work primarily in person in Los Angeles and available for occasional evenings, weekends, holidays, and travel. A valid driver's license, reliable transportation, and a valid passport (or the ability to get one quickly) are required.
• Willingness to sign a comprehensive confidentiality agreement and complete background and reference checks.
• Experience coordinating media appearances, publicity, or on‑camera work is a plus.
• Experience supporting philanthropic, board, or nonprofit commitments is a plus.
• $75,000 to $100,000 base salary, commensurate with experience.