Quintessentially, the world renowned service provider, says it has the answer to the challenge of time management that business executives have to grapple with on a daily basis.
The company says for as low as $1,300 a year, it is willing to execute most of the routine tasks they have to perform, such as domestic upkeep, foreign travel arrangements, shopping and bill payments.
The company’s Chief Executive in charge of UAE and Africa, Liam Wholey on a recent visit to Ghana told Joy Business the perception that their charges are exorbitant is untrue.
He said the company was well placed to help its clients save money.
The Chief Executive in charge of Ghana, Eunice Sylvia Yamson said top executives with demanding schedules can be more productive if they assign caretaker services to specialized companies like hers.
She is excited at the growing interest in the company’s services.
Source: Joy News/Ghana
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