EPAA is once again back for a fourth year with our annual Fellow Training Roadshow 2020 (now 2021). We are also delighted to be coming to five UK cities for a second year – Southampton, London, Leicester, Liverpool and Glasgow.
Our Fellow level training days are put together with the more senior Business Support Professional in mind and take a detour away from the basics of the roles, to think more broadly and to increase value proposition.
The theme put together for 2020 ‘Business Strategy and Planning’. has been led directly by employer feedback and where they would like to see more value add from the respective roles across the profession.
Roles within organisations which include a sizeable amount of strategy, are viewed as some of the most desirable in organisations, because they provide access to the big picture, the vision and issues/challenges which in turn determine the longevity and future of an organisation.
Any business support professional in today’s fast paces and unpredictable business environment, needs to be able to work with their executives in order to no just think strategically, but also assist in spotting opportunities for growth, potential threats to the business and defining current performance.
At it’s core, business strategy planning is supporting the organisation to provide valuable strategies, for current and future growth.
Any level of membership is entitled to attend one of the roadshow dates, should you feel this meets your and your employers development needs at this time.
Member
Non Member
Member Group Rate
Non-Member Group Rate
Each day will commence at 9:30 (registration from 9:00 AM) with a training day close of 16:30 PM. A full hour for lunch and two further breaks are provided throughout the day.
Victoria is a multi-award winning Executive Assistant and qualified trainer and coach.
She is extremely passionate about the role of the EA and actively encourages it as a truly fantastic career choice, after experiencing an extraordinary career journey herself.
Victoria has worked across numerous sectors during her 20 year career, which includes FTSE, Third Sector and Financial Services.
In 2008 Victoria was a Finalist in The Times PA of the Year and in October 2011. Victoria received ‘Outstanding Contribution to the PA Profession’ at the Mayfair PA Magazine awards.
Victoria has appeared as a judge on many prestigious awards for Assistants, most recently Wearethecity.com ‘Rising Star Awards’.
Victoria contributes to industry press on a regular basis and has appeared on the BBC Breakfast Show, BBC Radio 5 and in newspapers/magazines such as The Times, The Daily Mail, The Financial Times, London Business Matters, People Management Magazine (CIPD), former Office Secretary Magazine and Management Magazine to name but just a few.
In 2015 Victoria was placed into the City AM Newspapers ‘Women in the City Power List’ in the Top 30. She was the first Executive Assistant to be recognised in a list such as this. Furthermore in 2017, she was also commended by Brummel Magazine, who placed her in the Top 30 of inspirational female influencers in the City of London.
In 2016 Victoria opened EPAA, in order to provide a professional voice for EAs and PAs across the United Kingdom. With topical campaigns and fast energy, she has worked tirelessly since the age of 20 to protect the long term future of the UK profession.
Victoria regularly presents, coaches and trains EAs and PAs at courses, events and conferences across the UK. Previously she undertook speaking internationally including; Belgium, Dubai, Ireland, Russia, Singapore, Sweden, South Africa and the USA. However, she has a clear focus for her home market of the UK currently.
Use the below form or external URL to book your place.
Founded in 2016 to bring together a range of executive and business support professionals and support them through a period of industry upheaval and transition, EPAA has now become the go-to organisation for support professionals in a diverse range of roles, all of whom provide invaluable support essential to the day-to-day running of any and every successful business.
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