INTRODUCTION

In modern business circles, the Executive Personal and Administrative Secretaries hold a key position of influence and a powerful partnership with the senior management team. Success in this role has a direct effect on the success of executive operations. The executive PA understands the role and pressures of management and even thinks that the team will achieve improved performance, outstanding results, and respect from superiors and the executive team.

A Case for Personal Assistant:

While I’m passionate about being scrappy when you start and controlling your costs, I’m equally passionate about performance when you have a bit of cash. And I’ve seen way too many CEOs/founders get bogged down in minutiae because they were used to it from the scrappy phase. They’ve struggled to scale.

Think about it. Your single most valuable asset in the early days is your senior team and presumably nobody is more valuable than the founding team. And you’re bogged down in expense claims, booking hotel rooms, scheduling meetings, dealing with a leaky toilet, processing payroll, ordering computers, etc.”

The Office Administration and Secretaries hold a key position of influence and a powerful partnership with the senior management team. Success in this role has a direct effect on the success of executive operations. The executive PA/Secretary understands the role and pressures of management and even thinks that the team will achieve improved performance, outstanding results, and respect from superiors and the executive team.

Turning ‘Theory’ into ‘Practice’ 

This highly interactive course is designed to empower Office Admins/Secretaries looking for ways to enhance their performance, and broaden their role and the managerial aspects of their position.

Key areas to be covered in the program and documentation
 

• Defining and Developing the Role 
• Effective Communication 
• Developing Confidence 
• Developing and Improving Key Skills 
• Managing your Time and boss
  
• getting Results
• Managing your Relationships, job, and attitude