• Episode Twenty Six - Interview with Ruth Kilah, Executive Coach & Mentor - CEO of Hoxton Hyde Consulting

  • Nov 13 2023
  • Length: 1 hr and 24 mins
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Episode Twenty Six - Interview with Ruth Kilah, Executive Coach & Mentor - CEO of Hoxton Hyde Consulting

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  • Summary

  • We are excited to welcome international trainer, coach and mentor - Ruth Kilah of Hoxton Hyde. 

    We talk about a LOT of different topics and Ruth's views are refreshing and innovative. 

    • Ruth's career journey and some very shrewd career moves 
    • Working internationally and what she learned 
    • Taking what many would consider a step down, but was actually a step up 
    • The 7 year itch! 
    • Redundancy and how this led to the next positive step 
    • Why the Chief of Staff role isn't the next step for every assistant
    • Selling and marketing your value 
    • How niching makes you a formidable force! 
    • How assistants can help to make this industry more ethical and therefore gain the maximum impact and high value from your educators and at events 

    Learn more about Hoxton Hydes services here

    You can listen to The Assistant Lab show on any of the following links below: 

    You can also watch this content on YouTube 

    Find out more Anel Martin Training Here and EPAA Here

    If you are a paying EPAA member, you can earn 2 PD credits by listening to this episode of The Assistant Lab and submitting your L & D form in the members area of the EPAA website. 
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