I work for: Ruth Rogers and Rose Grey

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Ruth Rogers and Rose Grey, who run the River Cafe in London, England, are very good employers, according to Alex Colman, their personal assistant. They took the time to explain as much as possible when she first started working for them, and they were very supportive when she was experiencing problems in her personal life. Her main role is assisting Rogers and Grey, rather than protecting them from the outside world. She welcomes the opportunity to work in a stimulating environment where changes are taking place all the time.

Colman, Alex

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I work for: Chris Fay

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Personal assistants can be a valuable source of continuity in a company that is undergoing many changes, according to Judith Turner, personal assistant to Shell UK Chairman Chris Fay. She has worked for four chairmen, and her role has varied according to the personality of each one. She believes that it is important to be very flexible, sensing the chairman's mood and acting appropriately. She sees her main task as ensuring that the office always runs smoothly, whatever else may be going on outside.

Crude Petroleum and Natural Gas Extraction, Crude petroleum and natural gas, Crude Petroleum, Petroleum industry, Petroleum, Shell U.K. Ltd., Turner, Judith

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We're weird and wonderful and getting under your skin

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Friends of the Earth operates in a very effective and professional way, according to Annie Carter, personal assistant to Friend of the Earth Director Charles Secrett. She sometimes finds her workload excessive, but welcomes the fact that Friends of the Earth is managing to convey important issues to the public and government. Her main concerns at present are genetically modified food and Friends of the Earth's Real Food Campaign.

Friends of the Earth, Carter, Annie

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