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Odd Bunch
Canada · remote · Salary not listed
Reports to: Founder & CEO
Direct reports: None
Location: Canada (Remote) - Toronto area preferred
Odd Bunch is on a mission to make groceries more affordable and accessible across Canada and beyond. We are a fast-growing, sustainable, subscription-based grocery service, helping families save thousands of dollars on their bills, supporting local farmers, fighting food waste, donating to families facing food insecurity, and building a better planet in the process.
Odd Bunch is scaling across Canada, Australia and now into the US – a company moving this quickly runs when the small things are handled well. The Executive Assistant role keeps the CEO’s world organized so the day-to-day doesn’t slow the bigger picture down. You’ll own the calendar, inbox, travel, and follow-through that keeps things moving, prepare the research and materials behind key decisions, and be a trusted point of contact across the team.
This role suits a generalist who likes range: one day you’re untangling a travel and meeting puzzle across three time zones, and the next you’re pulling together a deck, chasing down a partner, or sitting in on a conversation about a new product or a new market. You get to taste a bit of everything the business is doing, and you work closely enough with the CEO that it turns into a real mentorship seat, a close-up view of how a bootstrapped company gets built, with growing trust and ownership over time.
We care more about drive and the hunger to make things better than about years on a resume. The rhythm is remote and mostly asynchronous, and honest that a founder’s schedule isn’t a 9-to-5, with real give and take on both sides.
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The Executive Assistant role sits in the middle of a fast-growing company, so you won’t just support the work at surface level, you’ll be right in the heart of it:
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