A little bit of info on Sue Rogers
Posted by Sue Rogers at 4/27/2007 3:47 PM 
Categories: About Rogers Executive Administrative Services
Categories: About Rogers Executive Administrative Services
Rogers Executive Administrative Services (http://www.easmyworkload.com) is owned and operated by Sue Rogers who is an independent contractor with 29 years of experience in the executive administrative assistant profession.
Sue has become known as the "Ease Your Workload Expert" by providing expert assistance to solo-professionals, rapid-growth companies, and to individuals, by bringing her focused and mature business judgement, her creative talents, and her knowledge in a variety of high-technology methods, that she has gained during the 29 years of her research and diverse administrative career to every project.
Sue was a member of the Assessment Planning Team for the Girard School District in 1996 to 1997 and in 1999 She was a founding partner of the Stock It To Me Investment Club and held the position of Treasurer for two years. She is also the founder of the Virtual Assistant MeetUp Group for Erie County and founding editor of the Network Riser Newsletter, a free bi-monthly publication started by her company that contains networking tips and ideas on how to run a business on a shoe-string budget. She also blogs regularly on the Virtual Assistants Ease Your Workload blog, sharing even more of her tips and ideas.
Sue currently sits on the Publicity Committee for the International Virtual Assistants Association and is actively planning their 2008 Summit. For the growth of her company in 2008, Sue is in the active planning stages of creating, and will be hosting a membership driven networking forum for businesses that employ one to ten employees. This forum will give the truly small business owner a place to find and share information they need to take their business to the next level of profitable income. Out of a desire to share her expertise, Sue is currently writing ebooks and creating podcasts that will share with the small business owner how to use business software and other technology to ease their workload and how to showcase their products. She is also working with the National Association of Female Executives and their affiliate, the Women's ECommerce Association International, to start a local affiliate chapter in Erie County.
Six Things To Do When The Electric Goes Out
Erie Daily Times, Lifestyle Feature Section, April 2000, Technology dictates new roles by Jim Booth, Staff Writer: Sue was featured in this article talking about how secretaries play a larger role in today's business world and how their skill levels have increased dramatically due to areas of technology that require greater skills and competence and increased knowledge.
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Sue has become known as the "Ease Your Workload Expert" by providing expert assistance to solo-professionals, rapid-growth companies, and to individuals, by bringing her focused and mature business judgement, her creative talents, and her knowledge in a variety of high-technology methods, that she has gained during the 29 years of her research and diverse administrative career to every project.
Professional Experience
Sue has developed and maintained several company and organizational web sites, such as the Flagship Niagara League. In 1997 she designed and maintained one of the first chapter web sites for the International Association of Administrative Professionals, as well as held the positions of Publicity Chairperson, Publications Editor, and Chapter President. She has also redesigned office procedures for several companies she has worked for, as well as having a great talent for designing process forms, publications, policy and procedure manuals, and creating tracking methods needed by these companies to increase their productivity. She brings into every project her professionalism that she has gained through her career.Sue was a member of the Assessment Planning Team for the Girard School District in 1996 to 1997 and in 1999 She was a founding partner of the Stock It To Me Investment Club and held the position of Treasurer for two years. She is also the founder of the Virtual Assistant MeetUp Group for Erie County and founding editor of the Network Riser Newsletter, a free bi-monthly publication started by her company that contains networking tips and ideas on how to run a business on a shoe-string budget. She also blogs regularly on the Virtual Assistants Ease Your Workload blog, sharing even more of her tips and ideas.
Sue currently sits on the Publicity Committee for the International Virtual Assistants Association and is actively planning their 2008 Summit. For the growth of her company in 2008, Sue is in the active planning stages of creating, and will be hosting a membership driven networking forum for businesses that employ one to ten employees. This forum will give the truly small business owner a place to find and share information they need to take their business to the next level of profitable income. Out of a desire to share her expertise, Sue is currently writing ebooks and creating podcasts that will share with the small business owner how to use business software and other technology to ease their workload and how to showcase their products. She is also working with the National Association of Female Executives and their affiliate, the Women's ECommerce Association International, to start a local affiliate chapter in Erie County.
Published Articles:
Why Would You Ask A Small Business Owner For Their Resume?Six Things To Do When The Electric Goes Out
Media Coverage:
Erie Times Publishing Company, Your Money Section, April 1997, Is secretary becoming an outdated job title? by Ryan Fischer, Your Money Editor: Sue was featured in this article talking about how the title of secretary should not be used any longer due to new technology, changing attitudes and downsizing of companies. Sue explains that the position is not what it used to be and how they are contributing to their companies more as in-house consultants.Erie Daily Times, Lifestyle Feature Section, April 2000, Technology dictates new roles by Jim Booth, Staff Writer: Sue was featured in this article talking about how secretaries play a larger role in today's business world and how their skill levels have increased dramatically due to areas of technology that require greater skills and competence and increased knowledge.
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