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🚀We’re Hiring: Full-Time Executive Assistant 🚀 We’re looking for an Executive Assistant to support one of 82i’s leaders. This is a full-time, remote role for an organized, proactive professional who thrives in a fast-paced environment. Key Responsibilities: ✅Manage calendars, schedules, and inbox communications. ✅Draft and respond to emails with professionalism and clarity. ✅Create impactful PowerPoint presentations. ✅Provide day-to-day administrative support and reminders for meetings and tasks. ✅Assist with time tracking and reporting using tools like Toggl. What We’re Looking For: 🌟Proven experience as an EA or similar role. 🌟Strong organizational and communication skills. 🌟Proficiency in Microsoft PowerPoint (required) and familiarity with tools like Google Workspace and Slack.  🌟A proactive problem-solver who can work independently. 💻 Location: Remote ⌛ Employment Type: Full-time If this sounds like you—or someone in your network—apply today or tag them in the comments! 👉https://lnkd.in/grjbHSRP Let’s work together to make an impact!

Work hard, play silly games! 🎈 At eighty2i, we take our teambuilding games (un)seriously! Once a month, our global crew unites for 30 minutes of silly games that secretly boost our collaboration skills. Today's challenge? 'Stop the Car' - a word association game with a fun twist. Here's how it works: • Our moderator (the amazing Khollie) "Stops the car" at a random location (e.g., "at the birthday party!"), and picks a letter to start the game (like 'B') • Team 1 races to name something that starts with 'B'! (balloons) Then, they choose a letter from that word for Team 2 • Team 2 scrambles to name something at a party that starts with the chosen letter Our favorite answers: C - croquet V - Vicious screaming E - Electric Fence Silly sessions like these are a great opportunity to unwind, spark creativity, improve communication, and remind us that great ideas can come from the most unexpected places. Happy Tuesday! 🎉 #eighty2iCulture #TeamBuilding #WorkplaceCulture

Wondering what it takes to go from employee to founder? Every month, our team gets the opportunity to learn how founders blaze a trail, from the founders themselves. We call it Founder Friday, and last month, we were thrilled to welcome back Killian Dunne, former 82i employee, prop-tech enthusiast, and now founder, to pick his brain about what it takes to make the leap. 🧠Killian’s take: "Starting a company isn't just about having a great idea—it's about finding the right people, pivoting when needed, and never being afraid to change direction." For more choice insights, like finding the right co-founder or the thrill of raising the first $1M+, dive into the article. Link in comments! Got questions for us? Comment below 👇 #entrepreneur #startup #founder #82insights 

Rally2024 was a blast! #VentureCapital #EmergingTech #digitalhealth #RALLY2024 #3686Fest

The energy at NYVS was electric! #VentureCapital #Startups #Innovation #NYVS2024 #Networking #Entrepreneurship

At the heart of entrepreneurship lies the audacity to defy norms and challenge conventions. While large corporations may find comfort in the safety of established practices, startups thrive on the exhilarating journey of innovation and risk-taking. They pioneer new trails, reshaping industries with bold ideas and unwavering determination. Paul Graham’s wisdom serves as a poignant reminder that true success stems not from conformity, but from the courage to carve our own paths and dare to be different. As founders, embracing this entrepreneurial spirit ignites every groundbreaking venture and fosters innovation at its core. Thanks to David Senra for his thought-provoking feature on ‘Hackers and Painters: Big Ideas From The Computer Age’ in podcast episode ‘#277 Paul Graham’s Essays Part 3’. #FoundersPodcast #StudentsOfEntrepreneurship #Entrepreneurship #PaulGraham

When you’re building something from the ground up, every decision matters. Mediocre opportunities may seem tempting, but true success lies in pursuing greatness. It’s about recognizing the difference between good and exceptional and having the courage to chase the latter. Hats off to David Senra for sharing such insightful wisdom from the latest episode of the NEW Poor Charlie’s Almanack: The Wit and Wisdom of Charles T. Munger. #Entrepreneurship #Greatness #Founders #StudentsOfEntrepreneurship

In building businesses, fostering lifelong connections with customers is key to success. By prioritizing customer satisfaction and loyalty, entrepreneurs not only ensure the success of their ventures but also cultivate a community of advocates who propel their brand forward. Let's adopt Harman's vision, striving to create lasting value and meaningful relationships that extend far beyond transactions. Lesson learned by and credit to David Senra from reading 'Mind Your Own Business' by Sidney Harman in his Founders Notes. #Entrepreneurship #CustomerExperience #Loyalty #Founders #StudentsOfEntrepreneurship

Reflecting on Ogilvy's wisdom, we realize that merely observing what's already out there isn't enough. We must push the boundaries of conventional wisdom, challenge assumptions, and cultivate a mindset of creative exploration. 🚀 As we delve deeper into our entrepreneurial journey, let's ponder: What can we see in our industry that everyone else is overlooking? Take some time to challenge our assumptions and see the world with fresh eyes. This is where true breakthroughs happen. Credit to David Senra and his enlightening Founder Podcast for sharing insights on #343 The Eternal Pursuit of Unhappiness: David Ogilvy. #StudentsOfEntrepreneurship #SeeDifferent #Entrepreneurship #DavidOgilvy #FoundersPodcast

Simply interacting with colleagues helps us organize our thoughts, allowing us to express and improve our ideas. In the entrepreneurial journey, where challenges are common and decisions are important, working together boosts creativity and advancement. By understanding the importance of others' ideas and viewpoints, entrepreneurs can use collaboration to handle difficulties, solve problems, and achieve success in their endeavors. Credits to David Senra for this quote from Founders episode #233 Elon Musk, Peter Thiel, Max Levchin (PayPal). #Collaboration #Success #StudentsofEntrepreneurship