Kayla loves the HorizonOne culture and hard-working nature of the team. Having worked in administrative and project based roles herself, she draws on her personal experience to understand her candidates’ unique journeys before seeking the best possible placement. She also loves to recruit for science-based roles which are a personal passion.
Kayla is a Consultant in our Administration and Office Support recruitment team. She works with candidates and clients to find and fill roles such as executive assistant, receptionist, office manager, and project support.
Born and bred in Canberra, Kayla started her career as an executive assistant for the University of Canberra before moving to ANU where she was involved in supporting their philanthropic work through the Principal Giving Program.
Ready for a change, Kayla spent some time as a manager in sales and business development with a large organisation before seeking out a boutique firm for a more personalised experience. She was attracted to HorizonOne’s values and flexibility, and the chance to use her skills to make a difference in people’s lives.
When she’s not working, Kayla breeds and shows her six German Shorthaired Pointers. Her weekends are spent training them and taking them across the country for exhibits. Her first dog, Maisie, is an Australian champion title holder. In the rare chance she finds some spare time, Kayla also loves to bake and is obsessed with Sci Fi.
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