An unconventional career path
My journey began across the Atlantic, in 2010, on this very special and touching island that is Cuba. As Coordination Manager of a receptive agency in Havana for two years, my mission was to coordinate reservations and reception of French speakers staying on the island. Living in Cuba has profoundly transformed me, and I still learn valuable life lessons from it today. This experience has undeniably strengthened my resilience and adaptability.
Experienced project manager
A few months after my return from Cuba, I joined a Geneva DMC agency as a Project Manager. For nearly 4 years, I developed, sold and coordinated tailor-made trips, both for VIP individuals and for demanding incentive groups, all nationalities combined. This experience has considerably enriched my sense of organization, my resistance to stress and my management of priorities.
A successful career change
In 2017, I decided to transition into a highly versatile assistant role. My strategy was a follow : to enhance my qualifications and become a multidisciplinary Executive Assistant. I complemented my Bachelor's degree in Organizational Management with Swiss certifications (Markom, Payroll and Social Insurance Management) to provide comprehensive support to the directors I assist. From 2017 to 2024, I worked with several renowned firms in the fields of construction, architecture and real estate.
Keeping Life Simple
Juggling between professional career, couple life, family life, social life, personal ambitions... I see my life passing by at a frantic speed, without feeling aligned with myself. This is how I undertook a skills assessment, allowing me to take a step back and take a new step.
There’s no magic bullet to achieving perfect balance, but I’ve realised that reliable and flexible support can make all the difference. That’s what inspired me to create Keeping Life Simple , an independent support service where I use my skills and experience to help other professionals and working parents lighten their mental load and find a better work-life balance.
Stephanie Peycru
