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MyBusinessAssistant: complete back-office support services

Today, I had the opportunity to interview Gourab Nanda, the founder and CEO of MyBusinessAssistant, an enthusiastic and driven entrepreneur who is on a quest to deliver top notch back-office outsourcing services for entrepreneurs and medium sized businesses. From communications and receptionist services to office collaboration and bookkeeping, this young company is shaping interesting packages of services. And there's a story behind it as well, with Gourab's background with SAP and his wife's strong drive to provide back-office services remotely. The web site is worth checking out and I will publish a transcript or podcast of the interview in the coming days. Perhaps MyBusinessAssistant will end-up becoming my own back-office service provider; at least I definitely intend to try the service.

Thursday, March 15, 2007 in Ventures & Business Quests | Permalink

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