In an effort to always bring you the latest and greatest information, I am happy to present another installment of our Advisory of Women Entrepreneurs Spotlight interview series.
We designed this series to, not only showcase our community of amazing women entrepreneurs, but to also share their best tips, strategies and insights for wanna-be and established women entrepreneurs. Our mission for this community is to bring an incredible group of women together to inspire, motivate, and support women in business by networking, collaborating, and, in the case of this spotlight series, showing you why they shine so brightly!
We continue this series with a virtually amazing entrepreneur and Virtual Bridge Builder — Chief Virtual Officer of Virtual Partners in Success, Holly Kile.
Our interview covers informative topics including the catalyst that inspired Holly to start her business, her hardest lesson, the very best decision she made for her business success, how she can bring her vision to your business, and much more! Enjoy!
Thank you for watching. If you are interested in joining A.W.E. CLICK HERE for more information.
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Holly Kile worked in a variety of virtual capacities from virtual assistant to online business manager. Prior to working virtually, Holly created a medical consulting firm and medical billing company, both of which she ran until selling the companies in 2010. She has now merged her entrepreneurial experience with her virtual skills to become the Founder and Chief Virtual Officer of Virtual Partners in Success. You can also find Holly on Facebook and Twitter.
Strategies and Tactics for Women by Dr. Shannon Reece 
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Great information. Thank you Dr. Reece & Holly for sharing. I chuckle as I look back and I really thought when I started that when I put my website up “They would come”. You quickly start to learn marketing when you work virtually. Thank you for keeping us motivated!
Hi Lisa! So glad you liked the interview. 🙂 Yes, when online, you are a speck of sand on a vast beach, which is why it’s so important to carve out your space in a narrow niche. How can I help? Are you a member of AWE? If not, then I welcome you to join our growing community. Thanks for watching! Shannon
Thanks so much, Shannon, for having me! I feel so blessed to be a part of this movement you are leading to highlight Women Entrepreneurs and the contributions they are making in the world!
Holly, Your interview holds tremendous value and it was a pleasure to have you in the spotlight. I am so sorry for the technical difficulties. Working out the bugs as we go. 🙂 I look forward to continuing to work together in the future. Shannon