“There’s a New Kid in Town” - Service Rescues Business Owners Overwhelmed by Limited Time and Even Less Inclination to Do Their Own Editing and Writing

Mason City, IA, February 01, 2006 --(PR.com)-- McGreevey’s weakness for “editorial fix ‘em ups” and the latest “creations that accompany computer technology” presented a unique opportunity for her to snag a dollar or two for doing something she loved. So she chose to handily jump the corporate track at a fork in the road in mid-2006 to form her own (internet-based) company. Konceptuality (http://www. konceptuality.com), a Virtual Assistant consulting firm, focuses its attention and energies on providing authors, writers, publishers and those anywhere in between, in small to mid-sized companies—especially those in the upper Midwest—with editorial review and administrative support services.

Situated in a remote location, more often than not hundreds of miles away from its Clients, Konceptuality officially launched January 1, 2007. “Virtual Assistants are used for a variety of reasons,” McGreevey said, “Often because the VA is less expensive than the capital outlay for an in-house, full-time, hourly wage worker; you don’t pay insurance and taxes for the offsite person, nor do you have the expense for additional equipment and office space.

“Konceptuality guides Clients as they address any number of work-related anxieties and pressures,” McGreevey added, then went on to say, “Sometimes, if you’re doing it by yourself, tensions will hobble the nerves just thinking about editing, or short deadlines and project turn-around time. Since Konceptuality ‘kicks aside’ the editing muck, clients can become more productive and better able to concentrate on other needs of the company.”

McGreevey utilizes the tenets of exceptional proficiency in editorial review and experience in administrative office support responsibilities learned and practiced throughout a long-term, multi-industry career in the public, private, and non-profit sectors.

Prior to her “run away” off the beaten “bricks and mortar” path, McGreevey achieved a public distinction, and a personal pride and satisfaction from writing federally-funded grants. Grants that in the end secured funding that totaled over a million dollars for a number of programs geared toward Public Housing Drug Elimination and Family Self-Sufficiency!

McGreevey entered the Virtual Assistant (VA) arena on a wing and a prayer, with little to no fuss, and quickly became acquainted at several leading internet Virtual Assistant forums. There, she proceeded to immerse herself in volunteer activities as she continued to perfect her editing knowledge and administrative support skills. In a relatively short time, McGreevey maneuvered her creative gifts to the benefit of her peers in the VA industry; she swiftly earned an acclaimed notoriety for her eagerness, her helpfulness, her veracity and her reliability.

“Karen’s diligent attention to detail and rapid response time on every single assignment would make any project successful,” Roxanne Ravenel, President of SOHO Support Solutions, LLC, said. “I am constantly impressed with her ability to jump in on a project and discover opportunities for improvement.”

In addition to “pay” for “play” and the volunteerism, McGreevey has spent other hours writing articles to add to her Writing Portfolio. They include: “Make that Two Bon Bons, Please”; “Keeping Up with the Joneses”, “I’m Taller than You”, and “There’s a New Kid in Town”—all of a motivational, self-improvement, or business advice ilk.

Konceptuality, actually founded in 2006 by owner Karen McGreevey, officially launched January 1, 2007. Konceptuality provides innovative editing, writing and administrative support solutions for small businesses in the Upper Midwest United States. To learn more about the Company’s comprehensive services visit http://www.konceptuality.com

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