Client Relations & Lifestyle Associate

Posted 5 days ago

worthlandLos Angeles (CA)
ConciergesPublic Relations Agencies

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About the role

Client Relations & Lifestyle AssociateWe are looking for an engaging and emotionally intelligent Client Relations & Lifestyle Associate to represent our brand in high-end social and business environments. You'll interact closely with distinguished clients, helping create memorable experiences and trusted relationships built on genuine connection and professionalism.Key ResponsibilitiesBuild personalized, one-on-one relationships with clients through authentic communication and attentive service.Represent the company at business dinners, lifestyle events, and private gatherings.Understand client preferences and deliver thoughtful, detail-oriented support.Create a warm, welcoming atmosphere that fosters trust and lasting rapport.Coordinate with internal teams to ensure every client interaction reflects excellence and discretion.Ideal CandidateFriendly, confident, and comfortable engaging with executives and VIP clients in exclusive settings.Strong emotional intelligence and ability to read social cues with empathy and tact.Presentable, poised, and reliablesomeone who naturally earns trust.Experience in hospitality, events, customer service, or PR is a plus, but not required.Positive attitude, good communication skills, and willingness to learn and travel for events.Why You'll Love It HereThis is a people-centric role that values grace, connection, and authenticity. You'll meet inspiring individuals, gain exposure to high-end social networks, and develop skills in communication, cultural awareness, and relationship building.CompensationCompetitive base salary + performance bonus + hospitality expenses covered.

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