Exceptional people.
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Create menus around a family’s tastes, nutritional priorities and dietary requirements. Responsibilities typically include ingredient sourcing, daily meals, dinner parties and keeping the kitchen organized; travel and service expectations are agreed in advance.

Provide attentive, age-appropriate care and support children’s routines and development. Nannies focus on daily care; governesses generally place more emphasis on education. Duties, qualifications, travel and family preferences define the right fit.

Maintain the cleanliness and presentation of a private residence, with care for fine furnishings, linens and delicate surfaces. Duties may include laundry, wardrobe care and household supplies, depending on the size and structure of the team.

Oversee refined personal service, from welcoming guests and formal dining to wardrobe care and household presentation. A butler coordinates closely with the wider team and adapts the level of formality to the principal’s preferences.

Organize the details of a principal’s personal life: calendars, appointments, errands, correspondence and travel arrangements. Strong judgment and confidentiality are essential, with clear boundaries between personal and business responsibilities.

Provide safe, dependable transportation and maintain vehicle readiness. They plan routes, coordinate pickups and schedules, and bring discretion and professional presentation to daily journeys and special occasions.

Coordinate the experiences and arrangements that support a principal’s lifestyle, including travel, reservations, memberships and special requests. They work with trusted providers and keep preferences, budgets and logistics aligned.

Lead operations across a large estate or multiple properties, overseeing household teams, budgets, vendors and maintenance plans. They create consistent standards and report to the principal or family office while delegating daily work to on-site staff.

Run the day-to-day operations of a residence, coordinating staff schedules, vendors, supplies and household routines. They translate the family’s preferences into clear standards and ensure the home is ready for both everyday life and guests.

Focus on the upkeep and operational readiness of a property. They coordinate repairs, inspections, contractors and service schedules, track expenses and keep owners informed about maintenance priorities.

Work as a coordinated two-person team, often combining housekeeping, cooking, driving, grounds care or property oversight. Each person’s duties, time off and accommodation should be defined separately so the arrangement is sustainable.

Care for gardens, lawns and outdoor areas, managing seasonal tasks, irrigation and landscape presentation. Specialist horticultural work and equipment responsibilities depend on the property and the expertise required.

Keep household systems and equipment in working order through preventive care, minor repairs and contractor coordination. Work requiring a licensed trade professional should be handled by an appropriately qualified provider.

Support the safety and privacy of a family or property through access control, risk awareness and agreed security procedures. Duties may involve residential protection or travel support; licensing and training depend on the assignment and jurisdiction.

Act as a trusted link between a principal, household teams, advisors and the family office. They set priorities, coordinate complex projects and clarify decision-making, with authority and reporting lines tailored to the principal’s needs.

Support a principal’s professional schedule, correspondence, meetings and travel. They anticipate competing priorities and coordinate with advisors and colleagues while keeping sensitive business information confidential.

Organize the details of a principal’s personal life: calendars, appointments, errands, correspondence and travel arrangements. Strong judgment and confidentiality are essential, with clear boundaries between personal and business responsibilities.

Coordinate the experiences and arrangements that support a principal’s lifestyle, including travel, reservations, memberships and special requests. They work with trusted providers and keep preferences, budgets and logistics aligned.

Keep records, schedules, documentation and office workflows organized. The role may include invoice coordination, correspondence and project support, with financial authority and access to confidential information clearly defined.

Support the operation and hospitality of a private yacht, with roles spanning deck, engineering, interior service and culinary work. Required maritime credentials, safety training and experience depend on the vessel and position.

Support private flight operations and onboard service, including pilots, cabin crew and operational specialists. Each assignment requires the appropriate qualifications, safety credentials and experience for the aircraft and responsibilities involved.

Provide additional household support during holidays, extended stays or busier seasons. A clearly defined assignment covers duties, dates, schedules, accommodation and handover to the permanent team.

Keep household routines running smoothly away from home, coordinating itineraries, luggage, destination arrangements or accompanying service. Responsibilities and travel availability are matched to the family’s needs.

Provide focused support for private dinners, celebrations and gatherings, including service, culinary assistance and guest coordination. Teams are selected around the event’s scale, service style and responsibilities before and after guests arrive.