Outsourcing Is Not a Four Letter Word

 You Can Do Less of the Busy Work & Get Back to the Real
Reason You Became an Interior Designer

July 10th, 2008 Teleseminar

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•  Learn how you can outsource the parts of the business that you don't like, make 
     more money and have more fun

•  Grow your firm without the headaches and fixed costs of hiring additional
     staff...especially when the economy is impacting your business

•  Save time by not having to advertise for employees, interview, hire train and 
     manage staff members

•  Your clients are hiring you to design, not manage people...and you really don't 
     enjoy managing people anyway, do you?

•  Work with a support team that understands the nuts and bolts of your business
     and has the experience to save you time and money

•  Do you have staff members that aren't billing their time because they are doing 
     non-billable work?  Make more money by outsourcing this money-draining work

"[Outsourcing through] Gibson Design Management is exactly where I am headed, giving over these details to others to deal with so I can grow my business, and of course focus on the items that I really love."

Sign up for this Teleseminar & you will receive the following:

      •  1 FREE month of CAD Services Membership from
          Gibson Design Management, Inc. ($50.00 Value)

      •  Complimentary Business X-ray ($95.00 Value)

About Alexandra

Alexandra C. Gibson is the CEO and co-founder of Gibson Design Management, a professional firm that allows designers to outsource parts of their business and get back to the real reason why they became designers. After an education in Economics, training in corporate sales and marketing, running the business side of her family's interior design firm, and starting 3 companies, Alexandra founded Gibson Design Management in January of 2008. She lives and runs her businesses in Charlottesville, Virgina with a great team by her side, including a Scottish Terrier named McCord.