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Janet Walker – Virtual PA for Business & Charity Executives

Getting bogged down with To Do lists and emails? If so, you need a Virtual PA providing executive assistance remotely.

If you are a business or charity executive, consultant or church minister whose work would be made easier by using a ‘pay as you go’ freelance Executive Assistant who sets up your appointments and team meetings, proof-reads documents, drafts and sends your emails/letters, co-ordinates projects and sees to the detail of your event planning – please contact me.

Is administration tying you down, or do you work with a Christian mission or ministry that needs someone to provide secretarial support with discretion, a listening ear and a comprehension of the specific challenges you face?

Someone who

• will work in partnership with you
• combines the traditional skills and attributes of a professional secretary with the administrative responsibilities of a modern Executive PA’s role
• can be trusted to deliver work by agreed deadlines
• works from her well-equipped home office ‘virtually’ using email, phone and internet technology, as well as post if needed?

Would you like to

• have the services of your Virtual Assistant just when you need her – on an ad hoc or ongoing retainer basis – instead of having to find and employ a permanent staff member or brief a succession of temps?
• discover a cost-effective and flexible solution to your admin overload?
• find a VA who will not simply produce documents, co-ordinate arrangements and update information but will actively work with you to establish and cement your business relationships?
• offload administration so you can concentrate on your responsibilities and fully use your talents to the benefit of your organisation and those it serves?

Website acknowledgements: My thanks to Kate Bacon for building my site, to Matt Bird, Creator of Relationology for his help and advice, to Alexia Padgham of Your VA for GDPR assistance, to Jon Bradley of ninefootone creative for my logo, to Helen Booker of Helen Booker Photography for my portrait, to Alison Moorhead for the Post-its Man and to Keith for the thyme.