Virtual Offices
Davinci Virtual Reports UK Growth
Published July 7th, 2009 by Jennifer LeClaire
Davinci Virtual is the latest to report explosive growth in a down economy.
Davinci Virtual, the leading provider of virtual offices in the United States, noted a boom in virtual office clients during the recession as small businesses look for cost-effective, time-efficient solutions. Now, it’s United Kingdom operations are booming, too.
The virtual office provider is reporting it has tripled its staff members since it launched in the United Kingdom in January – thanks to increased demand for its solution. In the past three months alone, Davinci Virtual has doubled client numbers and now represents over 250 entrepreneurs and business owners. What a market entrance!
“Our company is enjoying rapid growth as an increasing number of businesses find that virtual office services are the smart, cost-effective solution to prosper in the downturn,” said Steve Golding, Davinci’s General Manager in the UK.
An Answer to Recession?
If you are reading this blog, you probably know all the benefits of virtual offices as well as I do. But let’s review in light of Davinci Virtual’s news.
Virtual offices deliver the full package of services and facilities of a conventional office without the business being tied down to restrictions such as office rent, secretaries or commuter distance. Virtual offices let a company or individual project a big business image on a small business budget.
Perhaps more importantly in a down economy, Davinci Virtual estimates virtual solutions can reduce business overheads from 40 percent to as little as 1 percent.
Davinci Virtual’s Hiring Spree
Davinci Virtual just hired Adele Van Heerden to serve as its new Head of Partner Centre Relations. He will be responsible for signing new locations across the UK, Europe, Middle East and India. “The virtual business services space is growing rapidly and I am delighted to be joining such an exciting company as they continue their global expansion,” says Van Heerden.
Davinci Virtual also hired an additional sales executive for the UK central sales team to deal with the rising demand, as well as new Virtual Personal Assistants to maintain the personalized touch that Davinci Virtual strives for.
Congratulations to Davinci Virtual for taking its successful United States business to the United Kingdom and beyond.
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Melanie Jones July 7th, 2009 at 11:54 am
It’s always great to see a U.S. company do well overseas. Davinci Virtual launched just a couple of years ago. I’m amazed at how quickly this company has taken a stronghold in the virtual office market. Trusted brands don’t usually emerge so quickly. Davinci Virtual seems poised for rapid expansion with all the new hires as well. s
Bill Brookshire July 7th, 2009 at 11:56 am
Davinci Virtual doesn’t offer a lot of details on the staff size, but winning 250 virtual office clients since January is pretty impressive for a launch. It sounds like the second quarter was better than the first, which is to be expected considering this virtual office brand was relatively unknown in the United Kingdom when it first entered the market. Impressive.
Marcus Hester July 7th, 2009 at 12:07 pm
Davinci Virtual is a powerhouse in the United States, so there’s no reason to think the company can’t replicate that virtual office model in the United Kingdom. Davinci Virtual seems to translate well in the foreign virtual office landscape… Maybe the name has something to do with it? Seriously. It makes you think of the European painter.
Elizabeth Sanchez July 7th, 2009 at 1:39 pm
Davinci Virtual makes it easy for you to choose their brand. Their web site has a video spokeswoman and a step by step process, they have live chat, they have virtual assistants. They have a satisfaction guaranteed promise. Davinci Virtual’s model is scalable anywhere in the world.
Rob Zeus July 7th, 2009 at 1:40 pm
I think Davinci Virtual is great. I just get tired of all the companies claiming to have a panacea to the recession. At least in the case of virtual office providers, they have some legs to stand on with that story. Davince Virtual’s prices are competitive and the service is trustworthy. I’m glad to see them succeeding.