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November 25, 2009
USA Today - Faith and Reason
Thankgiving is just one of '30 Days of Thanks'
Cathy Lynn Grossman, in her column Faith & Reason from USA Today, featured 30 Days of Thanks. 30 Days of Thanks was created by Heather Hinson, an AssistU VA, and AssistU founder, Stacy Brice. The idea started a year ago when a friend of Hinson's posted a grateful thought daily on her blog throughout November, 2008. In 2009 Heather picked up the idea, and started posting thankful thoughts on her blog on November 1. Stacy spotted the post and suggested they create a website, and by November 2nd it was up and the world was invited to join in. Bloggers, tweeters, and Facebookers joined in. Grossman's article appeared in USA Today the day before Thanksgiving.

May 18, 2009
Entrepreneur Magazine
Get Help Starting Your Home Based Business
This article by Margie Zable Fisher of Entrepreneur.com profiles three successful home businesses that got help in the form of training or franchise. AssistU graduate, Sydney Craig Hart, and AssistU founder, Stacy Brice, are both featured in this article.

Stacy Brice tells how and why AssistU was started in 1997. Now, twelve years later AssistU is still training and certifying top-notch virtual assistants.

Sydni Craig Hart listened to an introductory call with Stacy in 2006. Stacy's call resonated with her, so she did some further research to make sure AssistU was right for her. Sydni completed her training with AssistU in 2007 and has made a very successful career as a VA.

February 2, 2009
Eyewitness News (Columbus, OH)
Virtual Assistant Business Booming
AssistU graduate, Tiffany Odutoye is featured in this segment from 10 TV News from Central Ohio. In spite of the economic meltdown affecting so many, Tiffany's virtual assistant business is booming. She has been in business for six years helping businesses with internet marketing and online presence. Using a virtual assistant for administrative help, companies pay only for time worked. Tiffany says that the industry is still booming because businesses don't want to pay for full-time staff.

January 30, 2009
Wisconsin State Journal
One Way to Work From Home: Virtual Assistants
AssistU graduate, Jessica Maes, is featured in this article in the Wisconsin State Journal. As a virtual assistant, Jessica sets her own hours, assists her clients with various administrative tasks, and still has time to care for her young son during the day. The article stresses that the relationship between a virtual assistant and her client is more like a partnership than that of an typical employee/employer relationship. Jessica is a business owner herself, providing excellent service to her clients in ongoing collaborative relationships. Stacy Brice, founder of AssistU is quoted in this article, as well as one of Jessica's clients.

January 23, 2009
Blog Talk Radio
Wow... I Coulda Had A VA!
Donna Amos, Founder of the International Association for Solopreneurs hosts the SoloTalk radio program. In this episode, she hosts Stacy Brice to discuss how solopreneurs can effectively, efficiently, and delightedly work with VAs to further their success.

January 2, 2009
Blog Talk Radio
Resolutions, Goal Setting and Taking Action
Donna Amos, Founder of the International Association for Solopreneurs hosts the SoloTalk radio program. In this episode, she hosts Dawn Goldberg, Write Well University; Stacy Brice, AssistU; Sheryl Schuff, CPA; Stephanie Bell, Grow Your Divine Spirit to have a conversation around resolutions, goal setting and actual achievement.

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