Proximity Placements is a team
made up of people committed to bring some A-players on your team.
Whether you’re a solopreneur looking for extra help, or a company hitting a wall with hiring a specific team member, we’ll take good care of you.
Our Leadership Team
Karla Singson (Founder)
Karla is a seasoned entrepreneur with over a decade of experience in starting and growing multiple brick-and-mortar and online businesses from zero to seven figures.
Alex Booth
Alex holds over eight years of professional experience in advertising, client success, and operations management. After holding leadership positions in Amazon, Microsoft and Yellow Pages, he takes some of the world’s best practices in hiring and team management to your company with Proximity.
Mae Antonio
Hundreds of hires and matches done, for multiple online businesses in fast-growth phases. Mae is a killer recruiter and operations professional, present during the founding years of Proximity. Currently she holds the COO role for Proximity Outsourcing, the managed outsourcing wing of Proximity Placements.
Royce Butler
With over seven years of robust experience in B2B sales, Royce has consistently set unparalleled records, serving esteemed tech and digital marketing firms in Australia, Canada and the US. He’s repeatedly topped sales metrics in companies of varying sizes, leading teams that grow up to 200 members through sales solutions that cover everything from recruitment to enrichment.
What Our Customers Say
Have you always had weird or bad experiences hiring virtual assistants by yourself?
Is this your first time and you don’t want to make a mistake?
Check out this FREE GUIDE that we made about the “Top 10 Mistakes that People Make when Hiring a VA”. Over a decade of experience and hundreds of hires across different businesses, we’ve come up with ways to avoid these mistakes, and what to do instead— a.k.a. our best practices.
Have you always had weird or bad experiences hiring virtual assistants by yourself?
Is this your first time and you don’t want to make a mistake?