Chief of Staff to the CEO

Location: North New Jersey (office in Fort Lee) · Full-time in the office Read this first This job isn't for most people. It's for the one who reads the fine print for fun, replies before the email goes cold, and can't walk past a problem without fixing it. You'll work side by side with the CEO, see everything, and own whatever matters most right now. No layers, no politics, no decks that die in a drawer. Real work, real stakes, real speed. A week in this seat Monday. You walk into the leadership meeting with the numbers already checked and the hard question already asked. Tuesday. A deal stalls. You know why by lunch and have it moving again by Thursday. Wednesday. The CEO hands you a half-formed idea. You hand back a plan, a budget and a date. Thursday. You're across the table from a customer or partner, and you leave with a yes. Friday. Every promise made this week has an owner and a deadline, because you made sure. Next week will look nothing like this one. That's the point. You'll know it's you if You spot the typo on page 37, and the clause on page 12 that quietly costs money. You move fast, and you know exactly when fast isn't good enough. "Not my job" has never left your mouth. When something breaks on your watch, you're the first to say so and the first to fix it. People trust you with things they wouldn't tell anyone else. age 1 of 3You've been at the top of every room you've been in, and you want a bigger room. You're here to build something that lasts, not to add a line to your resume. Where you're coming from (probably) Law,2–3 years in. You liked closing the deal more than drafting the memo, and you're done advising on decisions other people get to make. Consulting, 2–5 years in You've written the recommendation a hundred times. Now you want to be the one who makes it happen. A fast-growing company. You've outgrown your role, and everyone around you knows it. Pedigree gets you a look. Judgment, drive and follow-through get you the job. What you get A business education no classroom can match, taught daily by the person running the business. Real responsibility now, not five years from now. A role with no ceiling. It grows as fast as you do.