Amy's Office celebrates 5th year in business with a new location and a new website.
Glendive, Montana – July 16, 2007 - Many small businesses fail within the first five years. According to a recent study done by the Small Business Administration, two-thirds of new employer establishments survive at least two years, and 44 percent survive at least four years. Amy L. Goble, Virtual Assistant and entrepreneur has successfully reached the five yearmilestone.
Goble launched her Virtual Assistant practice, Amy's Office (http://amysoffice.net), in Minot, North Dakota, on February 1, 2002. When Goble began working as a Virtual Assistant, she was a military spouse and stay at home mom. With 15 years of administrative and legal assistant experience, she wanted something more. Working from home as a Virtual Assistant would allow her to be there for her family when they need her most and to be a successful Virtual Assistant at the same time.
Virtual Assistants (VA’s), from their home based office, provide administrative office support for entrepreneurs, small business owners, and busy individuals. Kelly Poelker, Master Virtual Assistant and President of Another 8 Hours, Inc., in her article, HELP! I'm Buried and I Can't See My Clients, states, "A VA is like having your own business partner, business support specialist, personal assistant, executive assistant, appointment scheduler, client relations manager, marketing consultant, web designer, word processor, concierge, or whatever role you need them to play. They use the latest technology to communicate work assignments via the Internet, e-mail, web-based calendars, virtual networks, and disk transfer.”
Amy's Office recently relocated from Minot, North Dakota, to Glendive, Montana. When Goble’s husband retired from the military, his career took a new direction and lead them both to Glendive, Montana, at the very same time marking Goble’s fifth year in business.
In honor of five successful years in business and a new location, Amy's Office has launched a new website. The release of the new website is indicative of Amy's Office and it's commitment as an alternative business solution by providing the best possible service and saving clients both time and money.
Some of the services offered by Amy's Office are custom letters, desktop publishing, word processing, internet research, resume services and graphic/website design.
To learn more, visit Amy's Office website (http://amysoffice.net), email Amy at yourva@amysoffice.net, or phone (406) 377.8782.
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