Green Room Solutions provides alternatives for searching the Internet for those who are just too busy to get it all done or for those who don't consider themselves Internet saavy.
April 19, 2006 (Press Release) --
Green Room Solutions
P.O. Box 34172
Indianapolis, Indiana 46234
317.299.7810
ahockaday@greenroomsolutions.com
www.greenroomsolutions.com
For Immediate Release Contact: Ami Hockaday
April 17, 2006
New service provider offers personalized interactive search
INDIANAPOLIS — Pressed for time? Or just not internet savvy? Regardless of your constraints, forget about squeezing that job relocation search into your lunch hour. The newly launched Web site www.greenroomsolutions.com eliminates the legwork from your personalized search.
Green Room Solutions is a research and recommendation service, which offers its clients an alternative to sitting in front of the computer combing through a sea of Web pages in search of specific information. Whether you’re lacking the time or the resources to surf the Web, this new service revolutionizes the way you retrieve the information needed.
No access to the Web? No problem. You can also submit your inquiries to Green Room Solutions via phone or fax.
Indianapolis resident Ami Hockaday created the original concept of Green Room Solutions to serve as a resourceful tool in time management as well as to cater to an underutilized niche in e-business.
As a mother of two, the human resources specialist understands what it’s like juggling a career, a family, a home and keeping a little self-preservation. Rather than sift through dozens of Web pages in hopes of finding reliable sources, Green Room Solutions completes the arduous task for you.
“It’s another way to help people manage their time,” she said. “When you do a search for any random thing, you’ll see that search brings back a million hits. Green Room Solutions can give you three to five results instead having to mine your way through the Internet jungle.”
Hockaday earned a bachelors degree in communications from Indiana University. She has worked in human resources in the Indianapolis area for the past eight years. She also holds professional membership in The Society for Human Resources Management (SHRM), the Human Resources Association of Central Indiana (HRACI), and the International Virtual Assistant Association (IVAA).
P.O. Box 34172
Indianapolis, Indiana 46234
317.299.7810
ahockaday@greenroomsolutions.com
www.greenroomsolutions.com
For Immediate Release Contact: Ami Hockaday
April 17, 2006
New service provider offers personalized interactive search
INDIANAPOLIS — Pressed for time? Or just not internet savvy? Regardless of your constraints, forget about squeezing that job relocation search into your lunch hour. The newly launched Web site www.greenroomsolutions.com eliminates the legwork from your personalized search.
Green Room Solutions is a research and recommendation service, which offers its clients an alternative to sitting in front of the computer combing through a sea of Web pages in search of specific information. Whether you’re lacking the time or the resources to surf the Web, this new service revolutionizes the way you retrieve the information needed.
No access to the Web? No problem. You can also submit your inquiries to Green Room Solutions via phone or fax.
Indianapolis resident Ami Hockaday created the original concept of Green Room Solutions to serve as a resourceful tool in time management as well as to cater to an underutilized niche in e-business.
As a mother of two, the human resources specialist understands what it’s like juggling a career, a family, a home and keeping a little self-preservation. Rather than sift through dozens of Web pages in hopes of finding reliable sources, Green Room Solutions completes the arduous task for you.
“It’s another way to help people manage their time,” she said. “When you do a search for any random thing, you’ll see that search brings back a million hits. Green Room Solutions can give you three to five results instead having to mine your way through the Internet jungle.”
Hockaday earned a bachelors degree in communications from Indiana University. She has worked in human resources in the Indianapolis area for the past eight years. She also holds professional membership in The Society for Human Resources Management (SHRM), the Human Resources Association of Central Indiana (HRACI), and the International Virtual Assistant Association (IVAA).
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