Kensington Palace is advertising for a 37.5-hour-week boss with a track record of leadership, humility, diplomacy and, of course, discretion.
As job advertisements go, it appeared to crown them all. Inviting applications for the newly created role of Chief Executive Officer to Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales, the “spec” could not carry more gravitas.
Demonstration of emotional intelligence, “low ego” and strong self-awareness will also pave the way to an interview for the “servant” leader post, in charge of around 60 people. Described as “the model of a mandarin high-flyer: clever, a little geeky and beyond reproach”, the Oxford and London School of Economics graduate, who acted as David Cameron’s official spokesman, was appointed in February 2021, and is also a trustee of the couple’s Royal Foundation.
The Cambridges and the Sussexes in 2018. Prince Harry says he had hoped that he and his brother’s families would be close., Harry accused a number of key aides to his late grandmother, who now serve King Charles III and Queen Camilla, of wielding too much power, nicknaming them The Bee, The Fly and The Wasp. At one point he even cast doubt over whether the then 96-year-old had “the right people around her”.
They could therefore arguably benefit from an extrovert who has the chutzpah to challenge the palace status quo, rather than playing it too safe, since over-caution tends to be interpreted as “boring”.
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