As we approach the end of 2024, I want to take a moment to reflect on the year and wish everyone a joyful and well-deserved break.

This year has been one of the most challenging in our journey and yet one of the most rewarding. Like many businesses, we’ve felt the impact of a shifting economy. We’ve experienced the ups and downs: losing long-term clients, bidding farewell to valued teammates, and facing moments that tested our resolve.

Read our client journey with Alice Saveneh-Murray and Rachel Waldren, the former co-founders of Murray Waldren Consulting (MWC) demonstrates how The Well-Suited Group can partner and grow with a business at every stage.

Last year I moved permanently to the mid-North Coast. I made the decision to leave Sydney to be closer to my family. I now get to enjoy the spoils of green space and a great community of like-minded 40’s somethings who have all done the same.

This year, the UN International Women’s Day theme is #CrackingtheCode. It’s meant to relate to digital innovation and technological equality among genders. To us, it means that and more. 

The Well-Suited Group Founding Director Lauren Calvert has been recognised for her innovative administrative support business and championing flexibility for Executive Assistants at inaugural The Australian Admin Awards in Sydney.

Unsurprisingly, I spend a lot of time speaking with executive assistants, some who have been in senior roles a long time and others who are actively seeking new opportunities.

We are spoilt for choice with top restaurants in Sydney yet knowing where to book a table for a business meeting, based on the occasion, can be surprisingly tricky!

Zoom calls and virtual coffees can’t replace an office’s three C’s - Connection, Collaboration and Culture.

Lauren recently sat down with Kidspot Editor, Melissa Wilson, to chat about how TWSG helps mums juggle career and family.

Lauren shares with the Wentworth Courier why she loves to live (and run TWSG!) from her suburb, Rose Bay.

Sharing the lessons and key learnings I have taken away from one year in business.

Add some ‘wow factor’ to your next corporate event using our Black Book recommendations for the best Sydney function venues.

We open our TWSG Black Book to share our top restaurant recommendations for every business occasion.

Sometimes it can take your life being turned upside down to realise what it is that you really value.

I initially found lockdown incredibly frustrating. Six weeks later, I’ve realised there are plenty of positives to take away from this experience.

Disruptions aren’t always bad. Sure, they can be uncomfortable and frustrating but they also provide an opportunity to stop and look at things from a different perspective.

During Covid-19, we are all being forced to rapidly adapt to what is in front of us - and that changes daily. Maybe it’s time to consider outsourcing some of your admin needs?

We all know the pitfalls of working long hours, week after week. You’re regularly into work before 8am to capitalise on the most productive hours of the day, then, blink and you’ll miss it, lunchtime’s here.

Acting as the ‘source of all knowledge’ is something I always enjoyed about my roles. It kept me on my toes. I made sure I was indispensable to my boss and I held the respect of the rest of the staff because of it.