Approved SVA Member

Ciara Ferrier • 20 October 2026

Ciara Ferrier Ltd is now an approved member of the Society of Virtual Assistants


We have received confirmation that our application to become an approved member of the Society of Virtual Assistants has been approved and our business is now listed on their website here.


The Society of Virtual Assistants supports and promotes the interests of virtual assistants whilst striving for best standards in the industry. As an approved member, our practices have met the terms of the Society of Virtual Assistants code of practice, providing our clients with assurance that, in turn, we also strive to deliver best standards to them.


Hugely proud to have achieved this standard!

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