Yvette Pearson
PA ADVOCATE, GLOBAL SPEAKER AND DATA SPECIALIST
I have had a PA career which spanned nearly 15 years. I have worked for various types of financial services organisations. From large Blue Chip organisations to tiny start ups, and everything in between. My career in this field has taught me so much about what it means to be in a supporting role.
Now working in a non-administrative position, I know what it is like on both sides - to have someone support me, and to be that supporting function.
I speak across the world on various topics. I have chaired conferences, been part of online conferences, and been the keynote speaker at exhibitions. Contact me to learn my availability
See Me Next
1st May 2020
London
The PA Club Conference
7-8th May 2020
Berlin
Executive & Personal Assistant Conference, hosted by R&Y International
MULTIPLE MANAGERS & BOSSES - MANAGING DIFFERENT PRIORITIES AND CONFLICTING DEMANDS
June 2020
Birmingham
TBC
SPEAKER TOPICS
Body Language in the Office
In an office environment, it’s incredibly valuable to understand some key body language signs when dealing with managers, subordinates, peers, colleagues or external clients. After this session you will be able to position people around a room in a way that makes the shy more comfortable and the confident a little quieter. You will notice the signs of people who are bored or who just really want to leave the room, and be able to direct the meeting accordingly.
Start-ups and Downs
Working at a start-up involves many different skills and techniques to not only get the office physically up and running, but behaving to the outside world that you are already established.
Having worked at two different start-ups, Yvette talks about the ups and downs of setting up and office. She gives advice on the things she learned on her journeys, and tips on how to be most effective when the company is growing at lightning speed.
Transferable Skills of a PA
Yvette spent nearly 15 years working in Executive Assistant and Office Management roles, before moving on to be her company’s Head of Business Intelligence. Learn first hand which skills she learned as a PA that meant she was given this opportunity, and which skills allowed her to pick up the role so quickly and effectively.