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Young Female Entrepreneur Solves Small Businesses Frustrations

Young Female Entrepreneur Solves Small Business Frustrations” examines the new concept of restoring the general idea of the “office assistant” and replacing such with the most modern vision of a “Virtual Assistant”. It explains why women who used to work as underlings in the office are now setting up shop for themselves and calling the shots. However, it also explains how this is of great benefit to companies as it meets their financial constraints and integrates seamlessly with the new “Virtual Trend”.

Caledon, ON February 19 2004--Amy Ewart, President of Secretarial Solutions launches her new virtual business. Amy operates as a Virtual Assistant, addressing the needs of small businesses, entrepreneurs and executives by providing them with administrative and marketing support. She is online and at your disposal – virtually equipped to help a variety of clients from her own personal office. Secretarial Solutions intends to take the frustration out of your work day.

Amy states that “The core of one’s business can be lost in the paperwork. Entrepreneurs wear a lot of hats, but for positive business development you need to focus only on the aspects that generate revenue - such as networking and closing deals”. That is why Amy addresses the administrative and marketing avenues of your business - while you address increasing the sales in your business. Amy adds that “We empower executives to present themselves as the true professionals that they really are.” By providing administrative, marketing and time management solutions, she enables company owners to fulfill their business passions and ideas and concentrate on the areas that generate revenue.

The concept of Virtual Assistance is relatively new, but it is a fast growing industry. Amy proudly affiliates herself with the Canadian Virtual Assistant Network, the Canadian Virtual Assistant Connection and is also a member of the International Association of Virtual Office Assistants. She states that “the global business community is quickly catching on to the benefits of this 21rst Century Concept. Virtual Assistants are becoming a necessity.” So how exactly can a Virtual Assistant help?

Well, VAs specializes in word processing, creative writing, desktop publishing, database creation and maintenance, time management solutions, bookkeeping, travel and event planning, internet research, bulk mailing, transcription, power point presentations and much more. The true benefit of this new concept is the cost effective advantages of having a virtual assistant versus the costs of an employee or temp agency. Virtual Assistants only bill for the actual time they work. They cover their own overhead costs of office space, computer equipment and technology. There are no salaries or benefit packages to provide. No vacation time or sick days to cover. Additionally, there is no screening, hiring or training process.

All of this takes place from behind a computer screen. Virtual Assistants are able to service all geographic locations as their services are communicated through e-mail, voicemail, online conference rooms with visual display, fax, telephone, CDs, disks, mail and courier.