What is a Concierge?
Pronounced:
con-see-airj
(accent on
last syllable)
Historically, a concierge
is employed by an apartment building, a hotel or a
hospital, trusted to serve clients, guests, residents,
patients and medical staff. More recently, personal
concierges are becoming more accessible to individuals,
families and businesses whose busy lives require
additional, occasional assistance to maintain life-work
balance.
Says Wikipedia: Today there are
numerous independently owned and operated concierge
companies. Many of these companies provide errand
services, as well as informational services for their
members. Services include informational requests,
setting dinner reservations, making telephone calls,
researching travel arrangements and more.
Hire us for a
half-day to a
half-year.
We are:
Alterationists
Auto Detailers
Bakers
Bed + Breakfast Hosts
Box Lunch Makers
Bookkeepers
Business-Sitters
Care Givers (children, infirm, elderly)
Caretakers (estates)
Carpenters
Cleaners
Computer Techicians
Cooks
Delivery Personnel
Dog Walkers
Gardeners
Editors + Proofreaders
Furniture Movers
Graphic Illustrators
Handy Men and Handy Women
Home Stagers
House-sitters
Jack/Jill of All Trades
Landscapers
Moving Coordinators
Ms + Mr Fix-Its
Mystery Shoppers
Nannies
Office Staff
Organizers
Packers
Painters
Patient Advocates
Pet Groomers
Pet Sitters
Plumbers
Recipe Testers
Researchers
Seamstresses
Shoppers
Snow Shovelers/Plowers
Tax Preparers
Tutors
Web designers
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