« I need someone I can rely on day to day »
I take on part of your day-to-day workload and become a regular point of support for everything you no longer want to handle alone.
Concrete example: running part of the administrative and day-to-day operations of a fitness studio on an ongoing basis: organisation, scheduling, client requests, memberships, communications, tracking open matters and coordinating with the team.
« My set-up has become too complicated »
I bring order back into how things run, so information, tasks and documents are easy to find and follow.
Concrete example: taking over a set-up where files, tasks and information were scattered, and building a centralised system in Notion to track ongoing matters, blockers, priorities, archiving and time spent on each task.
« I'm organising an event and need a hand »
I handle the behind-the-scenes work: information, registrations, suppliers, documents and coordination before and during the event.
Concrete example: taking on part of the operational organisation of an event by centralising the information, the website, registrations or bookings, documents and the various exchanges needed for it to run smoothly.
« I need help with my tools or my website »
I build or take over your website and digital tools: choosing the right solution, setup, domain, hosting, forms, organisation and going live. I can also work on an existing set-up when it needs fixing or simplifying.
Concrete example: building a showcase website from scratch: structure and content, layout, domain name, hosting, technical setup, forms, mobile adaptation, basic SEO and going live.
« I'm launching my business or opening a venue »
I support you through everything that needs preparing around the launch, so the practical steps and paperwork move forward in the right order.
Concrete example: supporting the opening of a shop by coordinating several matters at once: administrative formalities, the premises file, safety and accessibility, leaseholder matters, insurance, suppliers, activity-related obligations and deadlines ahead of opening.
« I have an idea but don't know how to make it happen »
You tell me what you have in mind. I work out how to make it happen, map out the steps, and organise how it gets done with you.
Concrete example: starting from a need that's still loosely defined, exploring the different ways to bring it to life, identifying the solutions and suppliers needed, requesting the necessary information or quotes, then building out the steps until it becomes a concrete, workable project.