Make room
for the good
stuff.
I’m Rhona — a Business Development Coordinator and Executive Assistant for people building meaningful things. I bring clarity to the work behind the work.
Let’s connect →
Based wherever good ideas happen
You bring the big idea. I’ll bring the breathing room.
Clear direction.
Sharp systems.
A little less
on your plate.
The best work needs more than a good idea. It needs a clear brief, a held deadline, a follow-up that lands, and someone who notices what everyone else missed. That’s my corner of the room.
Creating Connections
that Move Business
Forward
The right support should make the whole thing feel lighter — not add another layer to manage.
01Business development→
Supporting growth from first opportunity to next step: research, relationships, follow-through, and the details that keep momentum moving.
02Executive partnership→
A second brain for the moving parts: inboxes, calendars, projects, and the decisions that need somewhere to land.
03Operations & coordination→
The thoughtful infrastructure behind great work, from a clean workflow to a system your future self will thank you for.
/ 03 — selected work
A few things
I’ve helped happen.
The quiet launch
Launch support / Creative direction
A launch plan that made room for the product to breathe — and gave a thoughtful audience a reason to lean in.
Field notes
Editorial system / Content direction
Turning a founder’s scattered ideas into a living editorial rhythm their team could actually keep.
A better welcome
Customer journey / Relationship building
A warmer first impression and a thoughtful process that helped every new relationship start well.
The long table
Operations / Executive support
The calm behind a growing creative studio: priorities held, details caught, and more space for good work.
More work is being prepared for this category.
Good work leaves a trace.
“Rhona has that rare ability to see around corners. The work got better, and I got my Friday afternoons back.”
“She brought a point of view, not just a pair of hands. Everything sounds more like us now.”
A good rhythm
from the start.
Tell me the thing
A conversation, a little context, and a clear picture of what would make this feel like a win.
I make it make sense
I’ll ask the useful questions, shape the plan, and get to work without needing a running commentary.
You get your room back
Clear deliverables, clean handoffs, no loose ends. More time for the work only you can do.