Future of Virtual Assistance Series begins May 27th

8-month discussion series seeks to expand the world of virtual work and stimulate leadership and innovation

What is the future of virtual assistance, online business management, cutting-edge technology and the work-at-home movement as a whole? What are the industry-wide issues that need resolving? What do clients want most from virtual professionals right now that we aren’t providing?  What are their biggest complaints?  What new ways will virtual services be delivered?  How will virtual workers prove their reliability to clients, faster, and build deeper relationships? What is the role of the virtual worker in our society?  What more is possible in this industry?

These are some of the questions that virtual workers and their clients will be discussing and debating in the Virtually Successful-sponsored Future of Virtual Assistance Series, which launched on May 27th right here in the V-Scoop. The theme for our first call is:

“The ‘New’ Client - How the Needs of Clients Have Changed in this new Economy”

The first-ever Future of Virtual Assistance call showcased over 45 years of wisdom and experience and… The res’ults on the call - innovation, trends, leadership, possibilities and action steps toward quality service of our clients - were nothing short of extraordinary.

“Extremely helpful ideas.”

“Thank you for allowing us to contribute for the benefit of everyone.”

“We can seize the massive opport’unities coming.”

Of course, we’re not surprised at all by this, because YOU are the ones contributing. Be sure to make time to listen to this call where you and your colleagues share exactly what is going on in the trenches, what they can see on the horizon, and what we’re being called to do as a res’ults.

Future topics will be announced future issues, be sure to subscribe to the V-Scoop now if you haven’t already.

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