Are you still thinking about why you need a Personal Assistant? and most important, actually what is the difference between what a Concierge and a PA do? Even the list of tasks of what a Personal Assistant or Concierge do is endless (as long as legal and ethical), here is a short-list to convince you. For Alberta
Personal Services of the rich and famous By Colleen Kane Posted 12 Dec. 2012 at CNBC.COM In the past, the wealthy employed staff including a butler, cook, driver and gardener. Many household jobs have since evolved – a butler can now be a woman in business casual, and the
For concierges, it's ordinary to do the extraordinary, as the following examples show. by: Colleen Kane | Friday, 30 Nov 2012 | 11:33 AM ET The concierge profession is most often associated with high-end hotels, but the industry is populated with concierge businesses that serve corporate, residential,
Profits from Pregnancy by Emma Jacobs | March 1, 2012 6:29 pm | FinancialTimes | ft.com When Ellie Miller and Mellissa Gould took a dog out shopping for a baby push-chair, so they could check whether it fitted in the undercarriage, they experienced an “only in LA” moment. But
“Booking holidays, finding plumbers or organising the laundry - such tasks can be a distraction for busy executives. It’s little wonder concierge services are proving so popular. by Suzy Bashford, 30 October 2009 | An extract of the article published by HR Magazine It’s lunchtime at busy City
A Concierge at the Portman Ritz-Carlton in Shanghai had this anecdote to relate in That’s Shanghai magazine: A guest wanted to get hold of limited-edition cigars that were only available in Hong Kong. I asked if he would pay me to fly to Hong Kong to
Chief Executive Magazine features about Concierge Services benefits and Alberta La Grup. Concierge Services Have the Magic Touch Every CEO knows the importance of having the right support team in place. Concierge services bring executive-level assistance to your personal endeavors. Posted by: Michael Gelfand January 20, 2015 Whether you’re