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A woman reading a printed page with a pen in her hand at a wooden desk in a bright Parisian study (generated image)

The only prospecting back office that works solely for Nanny Premium.

Built for one person: the director of Nanny Premium, who knows the luxury childcare trade first-hand and has no time to prospect.

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The agents find, source and write. Then everything waits for the director.

A tablet on a wooden tablefinds
An open notebook and a pensources
A letter and a green fountain penwrites
A sealed envelope on a silver traywaits for you
A tablet on a wooden tablefinds
An open notebook and a pensources
A letter and a green fountain penwrites
A sealed envelope on a silver traywaits for you

The agents do the legwork. You only decide.

  • One agency, no one else

    Npc works solely for Nanny Premium. Nothing it does is done for anyone but the director.

  • Every contact has a source

    Each contact on the screen shows where it came from, so the director never has to take it on faith.

  • Sent by you, or not at all

    Nothing goes out until the director has read it and sent it themselves.

Sample screen · invented contacts
9:41

To read today

Three messages, nothing sent

Every contact below shows its source

  • Hotel concierge

    Five-star hotel, Paris 8e

    Source: the hotel’s public team page

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  • Relocation consultant

    Families moving to Paris

    Source: a published trade interview

    Read

  • Family office assistant

    Geneva

    Source: the company’s own website

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Illustration of a woman reading a letter at a small desk while a folded-paper helper hands her another (generated image)
A woman smiling at her phone on a sofa in a bright living room (generated image)
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Relocation consultant

Source: a published trade interview

Message

Written, waiting for your read

Send

Only you can press it

Three steps. Two are yours.

  1. 1

    The agents do the whole job

    They search, source each contact and write the message, so the morning starts with something to read.

  2. 2

    You read it

    Every message waits for you, with its source beside it.

  3. 3

    You send it yourself

    The message leaves only when you send it. Until then, nothing has gone anywhere.

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