There’s nothing wrong with playing small. For some people, it’s a deliberate choice, a way of working that feels comfortable, secure, and aligned with their priorities. Not everyone wants to climb the ladder or push for the next promotion, and that’s perfectly valid. There is a difference, however, between choosing [...]
Manchester has firmly established itself as one of the UK’s most dynamic tech hubs. With a thriving ecosystem of startups, scale-ups, and established global players, the city continues to attract ambitious entrepreneurs and investment alike. As these businesses grow, the demand for operational excellence and strategic business support has never [...]
IMF Upgrades UK Economic Outlook: What It Means for Business Support Professionals The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has offered a cautiously optimistic update on the UK economy, upgrading its 2025 growth forecast to 1.3%. While modest, it reflects continued resilience amid a challenging global backdrop, from rising living [...]
What We’ve Learnt from Hiring Chief of Staff Roles in London Over the past few months, we’ve had the opportunity to partner with several London-based founders and CEOs to hire their Chief of Staff. It’s a role that’s grown rapidly in profile and importance, but also one that’s [...]
With the National PA Awards judging day just around the corner on 19th September, I thought I’d share some thoughts that might help if you’re one of the finalists preparing to meet the judges. The Awards really do matter. They shine a light on the PA and business support community [...]
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I was sat soaking up the expectant chatter, just observing. A room full of Executive and Personal Assistants, and I felt it. As I always do. That unspoken buzz, part admiration, part quiet self-check. A mix of competition, sharp minds, big energy, calm confidence, and that little voice in the [...]
