Virtual Offices
Davinci Virtual Recognized as an Emerging Eight
Published September 2nd, 2009 by Jennifer LeClaire
Davinci Virtual is racking up the recognition. The virtual office space and virtual offices solutions company was named one of the “Emerging Eight” in Utah Business magazine’s 2009 Fast 50. The award is a repeat performance for Davinci Virtual. The company won also an award in this class in 2008.
The Fast 50 program recognizes companies for their entrepreneurial spirit, innovative business tactics and skyrocketing revenue growth. The “Emerging Eight” are companies that are less than five years old. Davinci Virtual qualifies on all fronts.
“This reward is a testimonial to our innovation, dedication and continued rapid growth – even during a global recession!” says Bill Grodnik, CEO of Davinci Virtual. “We are in an exciting space, at the right time, offering superior virtual offices and services.”
The Virtual Office Boom
In case you’ve been living under a virtual rock, Davinci Virtual has been taking the virtual office industry by storm on two fronts. First, Davinci Virtual offers what are commonly known as virtual office space. Entrepreneurs and road warriors can get a professional business address in any one of Davinci’s 600 locations around the world and an 800 number that follows them wherever they go.
Davinci Virtual’s virtual offices also come equipped with fax numbers, digital voicemail, electronic fax, e-mail, an online command center, unified messaging, voice and video conferencing, professional live receptionist services, virtual assistants, live call answering, screening and forwarding and much more. You might consider it a one stop shop for all of your business needs.
Davinci Virtual takes its concept a step further by providing these turnkey virtual communications solutions to larger companies who need to offer them to their employees. By covering both ends of the spectrum, Davinci has been able to post consistent growth in the United States, and is quickly becoming a major virtual office brand name in the United Kingdom.
“We are delighted that the Utah business community recognizes our company for the second year in a row,” says Martin Senn, COO of Davinci Virtual. “It certainly validates our concept while acknowledging our unique virtual office space services and most of all – our hardworking staff. We truly enjoy what we do – and it shows.”
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Maggie Correta September 2nd, 2009 at 5:10 pm
Davinci Virtually really has hit the virtual office scene with a smash. I am not sure what they did right, but they’ve really come a long way in a short period of time with their virtual office spaces. There are some companies in this industry that have been around for much longer and don’t have a brand that’s recognizable. Kudos to Davinci Virtual.
Marcus Hester September 2nd, 2009 at 5:25 pm
Has anyone seen Davinci Virtual’s numbers? Are they leading the entire virtual office industry in growth. The article says the award is for entrepreneurial spirit, innovative business tactics and skyrocketing revenue growth. So I am wondering what qualifies as skyrocketing.
Melanie Jones September 2nd, 2009 at 5:43 pm
Looks like Utah businesses have embraced the concept of the virtual office. It would be interesting to see how many startups are rising in Utah’s major cities, like Salt Lake City. I would think the growth of virtual office and startups would run hand in hand. It would be an interesting study, wouldn’t it?
Bill Brookshire September 2nd, 2009 at 6:25 pm
Davinci Virtual probably has a good public relations arm. I see a lot if articles in various newspapers online about Davinci Virtual. So that really drives a lot of exposure for them in the cities they operate in. A good public relations strategy is far better than advertising because it offers credibility. A news story is more credible than an ad. I’m sure Davinci Virtual does both.