RESOURCES

The Problem

Our client, a busy small business owner, needed to regularly scheduling meetings with individuals/organizations in multiple time zones. Keeping up with Daylight Savings and figuring out the time differences between time zones was proving to be a huge headache. He needed to simplify his scheduling process to remove any guesswork around time zones in order to make his scheduling process more efficient.

The Problem

Our client, a busy entrepreneur, was spending hours a day in his inbox and wanted to find a way to leverage his time when it came to email management.

The Problem

The client was working with a multitude of vendors, with her remote team all across the U.S., and was also reaching out to non-profits. She needed a friendly approach to these potential clientele without spending an arm and a leg to go visit their headquarters. Alas, a solution that provided face-to-face interaction needed to be enlisted.

The Problem

A client was continuously sending emails to our team to get meetings scheduled. In between the podcasts, the phone calls, and the in-person coffee meetings, the scheduling was too time-consuming. Our team was spending around an hour each day looking at the client’s schedule and trying to find a time that worked for the interviewee.

The Problem

The client, a marketer for non-profit organizations, often needed to schedule meetings with multiple people in multiple locations in multiple time zones. Needless to say, this planning was an intricate dance of finding out everyone’s availability and just trying to make something work.

The Problem

The client was facing the same problem with every new customer she took on: trying to find a meeting time that worked for both of them. This involved back and forth email exchanges until both parties had finally settled on a working time slot. This was not an effective use of the client’s communication methods nor was it a good use of her strategic support’s time.