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Founders Associate - CEO Office

Lio · New York Office · posted Oct 5, 2026

$100K to $145K a year

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You’re not just supporting leadership; you’re amplifying the impact of the CEO and shaping the initiatives that drive Lio’s growth. As a Founders Associate in the CEO Office, you’ll work hands-on with the Go-to-Market team and across the company to turn strategic decisions into action.

What You'll Do

In this role, you will:

  • Assist the CEO with strategic projects and high-impact decision-making

  • Contribute to go-to-market initiatives, helping launch and optimize campaigns that fuel growth

  • Support the optimization of internal processes to make the company faster, smarter, and more scalable

  • Collaborate closely with Product, Growth, and Sales teams to align cross-functional efforts

  • Take ownership of projects end-to-end, ensuring they move from planning to measurable outcomes

Your Profile

You’re a good fit for this role if you:

  • Have 1–3 years of experience in strategy, operations, consulting, or high-growth startups

  • Think analytically, act proactively, and turn insights into action

  • Thrive in fast-paced, dynamic environments and adapt quickly to changing priorities

  • Communicate clearly and influence stakeholders across teams, including executives

Why Join Us?

At Lio, you’ll work side-by-side with the CEO and leadership team, gaining unparalleled exposure to the strategy and operations of a category-defining AI company. You’ll own projects with real impact, shape go-to-market initiatives, and help build the processes that drive enterprise AI forward. Move fast, own your impact, and be part of a team where every contribution matters. Are you in?

Have questions about the role? Feel free to reach out to Anika!

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