Personal Assistant Recruitment FAQs
What distinguishes Tyler Griffen from other PA recruitment agencies in London?
Our client repeat business rate of 96% speaks for itself! We’re meticulous and thorough with high standards; we’re honest and approachable, and we take the stress out of hiring a personal assistant. You will always be looked after by a PA recruitment expert with many years' experience in PA & secretarial recruitment in London. We’ll help you hire a PA who is the perfect match, backed by our experience, extensive PA candidate networks, and commitment to excellence.
What PA roles does your PA agency specialise in?
We’re a dedicated PA agency in London, specialising in high calibre temporary, contract and permanent PAs, either virtual, hybrid or office-based. We cover personal assistant support roles across all levels, from junior PA and Team PA to the most senior PA roles. We’re also one of the leading virtual PA and private PA recruitment agencies in London, partnering with entrepreneurs, HNWIs and private households that are looking for a PA.
What sectors does your PA agency specialise in?
Our PA agency focuses on PA recruitment in London, partnering with companies from SMEs and start-ups to FTSE100 global brands across a range of sectors, including financial services, management consultancy, professional services, real estate, family office, technology, start-ups, not-for-profit, luxury brands and media.
Can you find me a temporary PA to start tomorrow?
Yes absolutely! Our PA agency specialises in temporary PA recruitment in London, and we have an extensive network of high-calibre temporary PAs available to provide any urgent cover required whilst we assist you with a long-term solution.
What’s the difference between a personal assistant and an executive assistant?
A PA and an Executive Assistant are both dedicated support roles with different scopes of responsibility. PAs and executive assistants both typically assist teams or individuals with their administrative and organisational tasks, like managing schedules, visas, inboxes and expenses, arranging travel and meetings, and handling personal matters. An executive assistant also usually provides high-level business support to the C-Suite of a company, a HNWI or an entrepreneur, such as managing complex tasks/projects and highly confidential information.