Personal Assistants are responsible for managing the social and professional obligations of their employers. They handle tasks such as maintaining schedules, making reservations, event planning, answering calls, managing vendors, shopping, and running errands. They navigate a fast-paced environment and exhibit a professional and discreet demeanor.

Virtual Assistants perform tasks remotely from a home office or virtual workspace. They assist individuals or businesses by providing administrative support, managing emails, scheduling appointments, handling data entry, research, social media management, and other tasks as required. Virtual Assistants rely on technology such as email, messaging apps, and project management tools to communicate and complete their tasks efficiently. They offer flexible and cost-effective solutions for businesses that may not require a full-time, in-person assistant.

Our experienced Administrative Assistants possess strong communication skills, are adaptable and flexible, and are experts in maintaining confidentiality. Admin Assistants are essential in aiding their employers in managing their businesses and ensuring they remain organized and on top of their commitments, allowing them to focus on their professional and personal priorities without becoming overwhelmed by day-to-day responsibilities.

Executive Assistants perform similar duties but typically work in an office setting to support high-level executives. Executive Assistants may also oversee household staff, coordinate household maintenance, manage finances, and handle personal correspondence.

Facilities managers are responsible for overseeing the maintenance, operation, and security of buildings and facilities. They coordinate various aspects of facility management, such as maintenance and repair services, cleaning and janitorial services, security services, and overseeing building projects. Facilities managers ensure that buildings are well-maintained, safe, and efficient for their occupants.

Assists with administrative tasks to support the operations of a business or organization. Clerical workers typically handle duties such as filing, data entry, answering phones, scheduling appointments, responding to emails, photocopying, and other general office tasks. They also assist with basic bookkeeping, maintain records, and organizing paperwork.