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The VA Industry has been in the North Texas area for over fifteen years.

Virtual Clients

Small Business Owners, Consultants, Business Associations,

Non-Profit Agencies, Private Detectives, Entrepreneurs,

Professional Speakers, Road Warriors, Medical Offices,

Multi-Media Companies, Hi-Tech Companies,

Churches, and Chambers of Commerce.

 

Administrative Contacts / Monthly Events

Cora Belle Marburger, GVA

A seasoned Virtual Admin that is an expert in all  Microsoft Office software products.

 

Work Qualifications:

  • 20-years work experience in the administrative field (as a volunteer, contractor, and an employee) supporting local hi-tech companies in the Dallas area.

  • Website design and maintained for client websites.

  • HR Office Assistant.

  • Yearly attended web, media, and monthly administrate seminars to keep abreast of new technology and admin support.

Cora Belle Marburger, GVA

Virtual Admin

 

PO Box 866936
Plano, TX 75086-6936

www.aceassistant.com

texasva2000@yahoo.com

 

214-395-8845 (Office)

972-424-4025 (FAX)

The Right VA at the Right Time!

 

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Clients/Prospects

 

One easy business solution

for your business needs.

 

Tips for Starting Your Virtual Assistant Business

Administrative Assistant vs. Virtual Assistant

 

Entrepreneur Magazine July 2000

"Virtual world, virtual reality, virtual offices ... in today's high-tech environment,
it seems everything is going virtual.  Even the office assistant.

 In case you haven't heard, virtual assistants (VA's) are one of the latest
must-haves to hit the modern entrepreneurial arsenal."

PRESS RELEASE

by Victor Godinez 

vgodinez@dallasnews.com

 

"Administrative Assistants Expand Their Tech Horizons"

Yesterday's Secretaries' are often on the leading edge of implementing software today .

Administrative assistants may have to design a newsletter using desktop publishing software, create a Web site or build a spreadsheet to track corporate expenses. Assistants who keep up with the technology are pretty much assured that there will always be a demand for their services.

 

Some assistants adept at technology are cutting the corporate edge altogether to become virtual assistants, says the International Association of Virtual Office Assistants www.iavoa.com .  Starting salaries for these independent contractors run as high as $45 an hour, depending on each business.

 

Cora Belle Marburger GVA, former President of the Dallas Suburban Chapter  www.iaap-dallassuburban.com,of the International Association of Administrative Professionals (IAAP).  Dallas Suburban Chapter website is  is a Virtual Assistant. She works from her home office, performing administrative tasks over the phone and Internet for self-employed workers and small businesses that can't afford or don't need a permanent assistant. She recently worked with one client on an eight-day project to build a spreadsheet to track her spending habits and account for her yearly expenses.  Another typical thing is some people want fliers created for their businesses so they can distribute information to clients.

PRESS RELEASE

 

Online Support Services

 

We offer virtual office support to:

Small Business Owners, Consultants, Business Associations,

Non-Profit Agencies, Private Detectives, Entrepreneurs,

Professional Speakers, Road Warriors, Medical Offices,

Multi-Media Companies, Hi-Tech Companies,

Churches, and Chambers of Commerce.

Cora Belle Marburger GVA, a Dallas Metroplex entrepreneur, announces the opening of Ace Virtual Assistant, a virtual assisting practice devoted to helping small business owners handle administrative tasks so they can focus on growing their business. Using the Internet and email with other mainstay communications tools, businesses are now able to pass along time-consuming chores without having to hire employees or temporary help.

Cora Belle Marburger GVA, a graduate of Virtual Assistance University, explains that Ace Virtual Assistant can provide administrative assistance to small business owners virtually by supporting them with daily emails, correspondence, travel arrangements and itineraries, managing their appointments, preparation of PowerPoint presentations, Internet research, creating Intranets, as well as managing voice and email and other day-to-day, non-core matters.


Cora is one of a growing number of home-based "Virtual Assistants," in the Dallas area. These professional administrative assistants represent a broad cross-section of society, including single parents, seniors, college students, downsized executives with skills and expertise essential to the work force in our area.

Cora explains, "
Virtual Assistants are the ideal staffing solution the small business owner. Without requiring more office equipment or space, and without the hassles associated with hiring employees, Virtual Assistants offer expert support on an as-needed basis. Virtual Assistants have a direct interest in making sure their clients are happy with their performance, and have a better understand the small-business arena."

A Virtual Assistant can have the administrative needs of a company handled transparently with the client living miles away. Small-business owners can pick up the phone and delegate work to their VA in "real time," knowing that the work will be completed professionally and on time, and at a reasonable fee.

Virtual Assistant vs. Employee

The decision to outsource your administrative business support tasks can be a tough issue.

Ace Virtual Assistant welcome the opportunity to partner with your company, we do realize that not every situation is suitable for an independent contractor relationship.

When cost is a factor in making your decision, keep in mind that hiring an employee does not necessarily save you money. Hiring an employee can quickly add up to 50% to your compensation expenses. Also, keep in mind that a full-time employee does not necessarily mean a full week of productive time. A 40-hour work week for an employee can quickly turn into a 15-20 hour week for a virtual assistant. Why? Because a virtual assistant does not charge you for idle time, lunch hours, sick days, vacation days, and personal time.

Ace Virtual Assistant performs as an independent contractor. We incur all the overhead expenses typically incurred by those who hire employees. Overhead expenses such as office space, office furniture, supplies, telephone lines, and other such equipment required to run an effective, efficient business office whether it be in the home or outside the home.

I invite you to compare the costs associated with hiring an employee. Please call me and I will be happy to assist your company with your administrative needs.

What is a Virtual Assistant?

Virtual Assistants (VA's) are  experts from the administrative culture. They provide support services which include market research, desktop publishing, web designs, creating PowerPoint presentations, email and calendar management, create spreadsheets and database files, travel, event planning, and transcription.

VA's can manage your office from virtually anywhere! This is a sensible solution for cutting company cost.  Additional information on the Virtual Assistant industry can be found at www.iavoa.com and www.ivaa.com.

 

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Cora Belle Marburger GVA

 

PO Box 866936
Plano, TX 75086-6936

www.aceassistant.com

texasva2000@yahoo.com

 

214-395-8845 (Office)

972-424-4025 (FAX)

The Right VA at the Right Time!

 

 

 

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