Who is your Virtual Associate?

My name is Stephanie Gobraiel. I have over 15 years experience in the corporate and retail space across a variety of industries, bringing an ‘outside the box’ thinking to your business. I hold confidentiality and professionalism in high regard and I am always happy to help where needed. I consider both the bigger picture and the minute details in everything I do.

No matter how big or small your job may be, if you’d like to discuss options or if you have a question, feel free to get in touch and I’ll respond as soon as I possibly can. I’m here to help you!

REACH OUT TODAY!

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Admin support

Database maintenance
Excel spreadsheets
Mail merges
PDF conversions
PowerPoint presentations
Word processing

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Executive assistance

Accountability, record keeping
Board papers preparation, agenda and minutes
Diary management, appointment scheduling
Email management
Expense reconciliation

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Event management

Developing theme logistics
Researching, negotiating and booking venues and caterers
Coordinating suppliers and vendors
Designing invitations, tracking RSVPs

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Project management

Project management
Project planning
Budget and project control
Progress reports
Timeline Gantt charts and more …

What is a Virtual Assistant?

A Virtual Associate or Virtual Assistant (VA) is a business professional who provides remote administrative, creative, social or technical services to support business owners in managing and growing their business. A VA is your secret weapon — a trusted assistant who helps you get ahead in your business.

Why outsource to a VA?

If you’re running a business and trying to do everything yourself, you’re probably working too hard in areas you don’t need to, instead of focusing your efforts on doing what you do best. Wouldn’t you like to get back some of the lost time spent on admin and spend quality time with loved ones or enjoy doing something you’d really love to do instead?

Hiring a Virtual Assistant can help you regain some precious time while driving your business growth.

VAs can drive business growth – Running a business doesn’t require you to do everything yourself (you could but it’s not the best use of your time). Having a Virtual Assistant run the show in the background is essential for business growth.
Reduce costs – There are no overhead costs such as benefits (superannuation/annual leave), office expenses (Internet, office furniture) or technology (laptop/phone). You can hire a VA for a certain number of hours to fit your budget, then adjust the hours up or down depending on your company’s needs each month (you are not locked into ongoing costs).
Flexible availability – We happily handle last-minute requests or requests outside business hours.
Pay according to the requirements – VAs only bill you for the time they take to complete the work (you are not paying for someone to sit at a desk waiting for work).