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Peterborough
Cambridgeshire
PE1 1DA
PVAs - Purple Virtual Assistant Servises - is a values-led, micro-business committed to delivering dynamic and efficient virtual support with heart and purpose.
We champion a responsible-business ethos in everything we do.
What Sets Us Apart:
Experienced & Empathetic Team
Our Online Business Managers and Virtual Assistants bring a wealth of experience and empathy, supporting clients to deliver projects on time, on budget, and beyond expectations.
Comprehensive, Tailored Services
PVAs offer a wide range of support, including administrative assistance, creative and copywriting services, project management, travel and event coordination, research, HR support, and personal life admin.
If you need help that isn’t listed, the team at PVAs will find or provide the right solution.
We believe in running PVAs with a steadfast commitment to ethical responsibility, for our clients, our community, and the planet. Here’s how we put that into action:
Paper-Free Operations
We operate as a paper-free office, eliminating unnecessary printing to reduce resource use and minimise waste.
Sustainable, Digital Workflows
As a fully virtual business, we embrace digital-first working and remote collaboration, enabling us to serve clients worldwide while significantly reducing our carbon footprint.
Circular Economy Support
We prioritise refurbished IT equipment or repairs over new purchases, helping reduce electronic waste and extend the lifespan of devices.
Cost-Efficient, Scalable Support Model
By working with self-employed, expert Online Business Managers and Virtual Assistants—paid only for the hours, tasks, or projects completed—we avoid unnecessary employment overheads and reduce environmental impact, while offering fair and flexible pricing.
Our founder, Jennifer Griffiths, has a strong moral compass and is prepared to stand up and be counted when the need arises. She played a key role in Excluded UK, the NFP organisation that supported small business owners who were left without any financial support during COVID. Whilsts she no longer leads the organisation, she still heads up the wellbeing team who support those still struggling from the repercussions of those earlier years
