The A4VB Revolution changes how Businesses Function
January 5, 2004 launches a new revolutionary business model that changes how small business owners and entrepreneurs conduct business and positively influences their net profits. The Alliance for Virtual Businesses™ (www. AllianceForVirtualBiz. com), a collaboration between more than 15 virtual assistance organizations and 1,500 Virtual Assistants, kicks off a year-long campaign to introduce this fast growing, Internet-based, cottage industry of Virtual Assisting to the global business community.
(PRWEB) January 2, 2004
Baltimore, MD (December 31, 2003) January 5, 2004 launches a new revolutionary business model that changes how small business owners and entrepreneurs conduct business and positively influence their net profits. The Alliance for Virtual Businesses™ (www. AllianceForVirtualBiz. com), a collaboration between more than 15 virtual assistance organizations and 1,500 Virtual Assistants, kicks off a year-long campaign to introduce this fast growing, Internet-based, cottage industry of Virtual Assisting to the global business community.
Virtual Assistants (VAs) are highly skilled professionals who provide administrative support and specialized services to businesses, entrepreneurs, executives, and others who have more work to do than time to do it. Services examples include web design and maintenance, meeting and event planning, desktop publishing, word processing, and business start-up consultations.
As documented by a survey commissioned by the Alliance in September 2003, VAs reside in the United States, UK, Canada, Australia, and many other countries, and work with clients from around the world. They use corporate-honed skills and education to help entrepreneurs work smart, not harder. These administrative, office and Internet technology gurus are the answer to many entrepreneurs and small business ownersÂ’ needs. Unfortunately, most business owners were unaware of the Virtual Assistant industry.
Beginning January 5, The Alliance will conduct a worldwide educational campaign. The signature event, a silent auction, scheduled January 5 thru 31, 2004, gives entrepreneurs the opportunity to bid for VA-donated services and products, learn more about the industry, and meet experienced Virtual Assistants. Part of the proceeds from the silent auction will fund scholarships and benefit the awareness campaign.
For more information, visit www. AllianceForVirtualBiz. com, or contact the Alliance at 1-410-521-7001.
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About the Alliance for Virtual Businesses™
The Alliance for Virtual Businesses™ is a volunteer-directed organization, whose primary mission is to advocate globally on behalf of the virtual assistance industry and to promote the growth of free enterprise between virtual assistants, entrepreneurs, small businesses, corporations, associations and other business entities. More information about the Alliance can be found at www. AllianceForVirtualBiz. com or by calling 1-410-521-7001.
Contact Information
Alliance for Virtual Businesses™
Sharon Williams
Phone: (410) 521-7001
Fax: (410) 521-9742
Url: http://www. AllianceForVirtualBiz. com (http://www. AllianceForVirtualBiz. com)
Email: info@AllianceForVirtualBiz. com
