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Millionaire looking for PA who will be paid £28,000 to stay in hotels for free
A young businessman who earns £66,000 each month is looking for a personal assistant to join him as he travels the world to grow his e-commerce firm.
Matthew Lepre, 26, will pay his new employee £28,000 each year to stay in luxury hotels for free – a job he has dubbed the "coolest in the world".
His PA will join him in Japan, Dubai, USA and Australia as he delivers business lectures and offers advice to companies.
"Salary will be based on the person's experience but the base rate is in addition to travel and accommodation expenses. Health insurance benefits are paid for by me separately," Matthew told Mail Online .
Matthew, who last month said girls were "dating him for his bank balance" , says the new employee will help keep his businesses running and promote his newest ventures.
But the millionaire, from Sydney, Australia, stressed the PA must have the "ability to multi-task, great computer skills, be very punctual and must have a valid passport for at least 12 months" among other credentials.
He added: "Travelling while I work has allowed me to live my ideal life, and I want to give someone the opportunity to do the same alongside me.
"They should be computer savvy, have proven social media capabilities, organised, willing to learn and ambitious."
Matthew, who dropped out of university at 23, since grew his businesses from nothing.
"I'm looking for someone to join in all of my adventures. I love what I do, and I love exploring new places.
"But life is now definitely getting busy and I'm looking for a reliable person to assist me with my day to day business activities, while we are on the go.
"I do a lot of work every day, but I operate on a philosophy of work hard, play harder," he continued.
Applicants are encouraged to watch Matthew's YouTube channel for further details.
The web guru will post vlogs, in which he'll explain how people can apply.
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