One-Woman Business is a Virtual Success

One-woman shop: She helps solo business owners.

Linda Chiem
Pacific Business News

There's something about administrative assisting that makes Judy Segawa's heart beat fast, which is exactly what happened when she first read about virtual assisting in a self-help book.

Her high level of organization and meticulous attention to detail led her to quit the corporate world and become one of only a handful of virtual assistants in Hawaii.

Over the past five years she has become used to the looks of confusion whenever she introduces herself as a virtual assistant. But she has managed to break into an obscure field by focusing her business on assisting just solo business owners, building trust with her clients and offering a flexible menu of services that takes her beyond the role of the typical secretary.

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