Talented Gig Hunters

Hunters

There is a lot of talent out there. So much of this talent, in fact, is not being put to use.

Below are just some of the people who are looking for flexible remote work opportunities, and their reasons for doing so.

Hunter – Remote Working Proposal Writer

Specialising in writing quality pre-sales proposals that yield results

Turn your prospect’s requirements into a supporting proposal, demonstrating understanding, track record, potential solutions, a viable approach, & a costed plan.

Whatever your proposal, my business & technical skills can be put to use to create an outstanding proposal designed to win you business.

This hunter left behind a corporate life of 12 hour days & at least 4-5 hours of daily commute into & out of London, to get a better work life balance for him & his family. Unable to work part-time, it was an all-or-nothing decision to continue on his career path. Choosing his family, while still being able to provide for them, he looked at starting a business, but without the right contacts, & taking on the roles of sales, marketing, technology specialist, & more, he knew that he would simply exchange on 12 hour day, for another, with less fnancial benefit to show for it.

As a result, he chose instead to focus on finding businesses with a need to write a sales proposal, by gathering requirements, identifying opportunities, & working out how to create a partnership between his client, & their clients built on clear mutual benefit.

Writing proposals can be done from anywhere, & with the ability to interview key people over Zoom or Teams, he is able to gather critical information, & compile it into an outstanding proposal designed to take his decades of working experience, & producing exemplary output.

Working on T&M (Time and Material Basis – i.e. hourly), or a fixed price basis (known cost for known scope), he offers the ability to pull together the right content into a well crafted format that sets his work above the usual the usual standards, helping increase the probability to securing work.

Hunter – Virtual Workshop Facilitator

One mission – To make the presenter look good!

A Virtual Events facilitator has many responsibilities from helping manage attendees, capturing & collating questions, distributing links or media, keeping attendees muted, as well as to advance presentations, & provide a range of facilitation activities to help the event run more smoothly. This includes handling any technical glitches which may cause a negative experience for those present, as well as being ready for the unexpected, in a calm & collected manner.

In addition to those more ‘behind the scenes’ activities, a Facilitator can even act as a compere, if needed, without stealing the limelight.

In the world of online Zoom, Teams, Hangouts, & other virtual meetings & events, it has never been more important for the presenters to focus on what they do best, without having to worry about all of the other distractions that would impact their appearance of professionalism.

In essence, I make the presenter look like a rock-star, rather than a karaoke singer. Find out more about how I can make you look good!

Responsible for providing adhoc care, travel for work is no longer an option. This means that life is either restricted by care giving responsibilities, or I have to explore the world of online, where location is of no consequence.

Being a remote working virtual facilitator means I can continue working, while also being present to provide the right adhoc care, without interruption to the professional events I facilitate for organisations like the NHS, or Smart Inspiration.