A mompreneur in Littleton, Colorado has signed on with Cybertary to launch one of their franchises in her town, according to a release from PR Web.
Dana Hall spent much of her career in the corporate world of financial services with companies like Wachovia. She primarily worked in the mortgage industry where she worked in residential and wholesale mortgages for about sixteen years. Hall always dreamed of owning her own business having grown up in an entrepreneurial family.
“I became comfortable in the corporate world and didn’t think too much about my own aspirations to own a business,” explained Hall. “However when I realized that the mortgage industry was headed for a crash two years ago, I started reviewing my options.”
After attending a FranNet entrepreneur workshop in Denver Dana became energized by the notion of owning a franchise business. Dana explored about 15 different franchises, including in-depth analysis of three, but Cybertary always rose to the top of her list. “Cybertary’s support system for its franchisees was very impressive. It just seemed like a great way to marry my experience with a business where I could still use those skills,” Hall said.
Cybertary is a diversely talented nationwide network of highly skilled professional Virtual Assistants (VAs), who collaborate as a team to provide “on-demand” administrative support and specialized services to businesses, entrepreneurs, solopreneurs, executives and on-the-go people. Each team member is a highly skilled administrative professional with unique strengths and industry experience that add to the collective pool of resources. This talented team allows Cybertary to consistently provide the highest level of service and meet a wide variety of client needs. Cybertary works the same way a regular administrative employee does, only more efficiently since client work is done remotely over the Internet on an as-needed basis. Clients save money because they only pay for productive time on-task without the need to make costly payroll or overhead commitments.
Screenshot from Cybertary