By sharing your administrative workload with a Virtual Assistant (VA), you save both time and money.

The “George Washington University Forecast of Emerging Technology”  names Virtual Assistant services as one of the top ten growth industries over the next decade.

-- Jan. 2000
http://www.marubeni.co.jp/research/eindex/0212-2/
Source: Marubeni Corporation Economic Research Institute

Why?

A Virtual Assistant is an experienced professional administrator, using his/her skills to help small business owners, sales professionals, entrepreneurs, non-profit organizations, professional coaches, speakers and authors looking for the freedom to reach their goals.

Using the latest technology to communicate with their clients, VA’s seek to establish a collaborative working relationship with their clients and may take on many day-to-day tasks and special projects as information processing, marketing support, desktop publishing, and database management.

A virtual assistant is an independent contractor, someone who works with you but not for you, giving you the benefit of an experienced executive assistant on an as-needed basis. You pay only for the work you need, when you need it. You do not pay for office space, vacation time, benefits, or payroll taxes. All you provide are the assignments, the timeline and the necessary materials. When analyzing the real costs of hiring a full-time administrative assistant, you can see how partnering with a Virtual Assistant is a cost-effective way to efficiently handle many administrative problems and time-consuming tasks.

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