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‘Holding the Fort’ – How Bay Tree VA supports membership organisation EES

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EES uses a team of four virtual assistants to manage the accounts, invoicing, conference administration, membership and projects. One virtual assistant takes on the role of co-ordinator and is the main contact point for the Board.

Celebrating 15 years

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Bay Tree VA is celebrating its 15th anniversary by supporting a national charity that provides assistance dogs to children and adults with challenging medical conditions.

Swiss & Camplings Laundries and Bay Tree VA

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This case study demonstrates how a Bay Tree VA can support a busy Managing Director. Thank you to Richard Turvill for sharing his experience.

How Bay Tree VA came to the rescue of a drowning business owner

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When Mark first spoke to Bay Tree, his situation was very similar to many other business owners who have managed to successfully grow their business, develop a young team, maintain a healthy client base nationally and manage their own workload.

Bay Tree VA and 42 Technology

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In the four years that our Bay Tree VA has worked with us, the value of the flexibility and adaptability has been a huge asset to both me personally as CEO and the rest of the team.

Full Circle – Celebrating International Women’s Day 2022

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Celebrating International Women’s Day 2022 with Jane Cattermole

Digital waste – What can we do?

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Whilst we would all like to think we have a good grasp of MS Teams for meetings since lockdown, most of us have failed to embrace the other features of Teams that further improve communication both internally and externally.

Getting the most from Microsoft 365

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“We immediately think of Outlook, PowerPoint, Word, and Excel and assume that everyone in the organisation is familiar with at least the basics, but businesses are missing a trick…

Virtual assistance, trust and timing

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Ideally Bay Tree get involved before a state of over trading or burn out begins to seriously undermine the reputation or growth of the business.

Delegation, Delegation, Delegation

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January always seems a difficult month to start a new plan. The days are short, the weather dull, Christmas has dented the bank balance and so our positivity can be really low. Rather than make hard and fast resolutions from 1 January, one approach more likely to succeed is to resolve to prepare to work less hours from say, 1 March. Use these cold and dreary days to make the changes necessary to make it possible.

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Where do we start : let’s talk

Jane Cattermole
Founder & Managing Director

Get in touch and let us know what you need assistance with. We’ll suggest how we can help, what tasks we can take off your hands and a way forward.

Where do we start : let’s talk

Lisa Hamon
Business Development

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