Operations & Executive Assistance
A capable right hand for busy owners: tracking projects, preparing meetings and documenting how things get done.
Tasks this role can handle
Projects and priorities
- Tracking projects, tasks and deadlines
- Chasing updates from your team and suppliers
- Keeping a clear list of your priorities
- Preparing weekly status summaries
Meetings and communication
- Scheduling meetings and preparing agendas
- Taking notes and listing actions
- Following up on action items
- Preparing briefing documents
Processes and admin
- Documenting how things get done with checklists and guides
- Setting up simple templates and workflows
- Keeping shared folders and tools organised
- Admin support when onboarding new staff or contractors
Business problems it helps solve
Things fall through the cracks
Tasks and deadlines are tracked and chased so less depends on memory.
Meetings don’t lead to action
Notes and actions are captured and followed up after every meeting.
Everything lives in your head
How things get done is written down, so work is easier to hand over.
You’re the bottleneck
A capable right hand takes on coordination so you can focus on decisions.
Example weekly workload
Illustrative onlyOne way a part-time week might be structured. Your assistant's week would be shaped around your own priorities.
Matching and onboarding
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Step 1
Tell us what you need
Share the tasks, hours and tools involved through a discovery call or enquiry form.
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Step 2
Meet suitable candidates
We shortlist people whose skills and availability match your brief, and you interview them.
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Step 3
Choose your assistant
You decide who’s the right fit. We help confirm the role outline, hours and start date.
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Step 4
Onboard and get started
We help plan access, handover notes and the first weeks so work begins with clear expectations.
Questions about virtual assistance
Answers reflect our proposed approach. Anything in brackets will be confirmed before launch.
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