Jen Jones Weddings found an ideal partner in The Boutique COO (TBC), a decision made almost instantaneously after their first strategy chat. TBC’s keen understanding of the unique support Jen’s small businesses required, coupled with their professionalism and positive attitude, sealed the deal.

Urban Pawsibilities had been thinking about and looking for someone to support their admin work, but hadn’t quite found the right person and were hesitant to hire a full-time employee since they didn’t quite need that much support. When Urban Pawsibilities came across The Boutique COO, the decision was a no-brainer. TBC’s skill set and proactive approach in being able to anticipate their needs was unmatched with any other admin they had come across.

Fat Yeti Photography was drawn to The Boutique COO (TBC) after receiving their personalized email, which stood out among the usual boilerplate outreach. The genuine, human touch in TBC’s communication caught their attention, prompting a response that marked the beginning of a transformative partnership.

Before engaging with The Boutique COO (TBC), the Wildflower Collective team had experience working with freelance assistants on platforms like Upwork. While they tried hard to find the right fit for specific needs, no one they worked with compared quite like the TBC team. They really stood out as an all-encompassing solution.

Lori-Ann had worked with many virtual assistants over the years, but found they all lacked a sense of urgency and curiosity. Other VAs Lori worked with didn’t have the desire to understand the business or the task at hand. The Boutique COO (TBC) team seemed to be “curious” right from the start, taking the time to ask questions and gain perspective on both the business AND the real estate industry in general. This curiosity is what convinced Lori to choose to partner with TBC.