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Today’s business environment is one of the toughest in the country’s history. Companies have gone under, an alarming number of people have lost their jobs, and there are few new jobs to replace those that have disappeared. But if there has been a bright spot to the country’s economic woes, it’s the entrepreneurial spirit that has gripped many of those out of work. As a result, there is a tremendous crop of startups, consultants and entrepreneurs working hard to get their own businesses off the ground.

In this new business landscape, few of those entrepreneurs can afford much more than a home office. Not quite the ideal place for meeting with clients. That’s where YourWallStreetOffice comes in.

YWSO virtual office solution offer today’s entrepreneur on the run all the benefits of an office without being tied down to an expensive location. YWSO can give them an NYC virtual office, complete with a private (212) phone number and a Wall Street address. That downtown New York address can lend a layer of professionalism to a business and mean the difference between landing that important client or watching them move on to the competition.

With the help of having a virtual service, a new and established business is freed up to focus on their main objective of growing their organization without being hamstrung by burdensome infrastructure costs.

YWSO also complements that virtual office space with real space conference rooms that give its clients a place to host meetings and other gatherings, equipped with 50” Flat screen TV’s, wi-fi/high speed internet, audio/video presentation, catering services and whiteboard. 

One group that has taken advantage of YWSO’s Wall Street meeting rooms is the Black Ivy Alumni League. Cathedral Consulting and YWSO recently teamed up to sponsor the League’s first networking gathering of the year.

The meeting rooms provided the group with an intimate, business-like setting located in the center of the financial world, carrying all the prestige and cachet that an office on Wall Street has to offer.

On Jan. 12, the League brought together a small group of alumni from Ivy League colleges at YWSO’s 110 Wall Street facility for its “Rising Ivy” breakfast, giving attendees a forum to introduce themselves and their businesses to their peers.

The breakfast allowed those gathered — about 20 alums from the University of Pennsylvania, Brown University, Princeton University and Yale University — to leverage their contacts to grow their businesses.

The breakfast was the first in a series of monthly Black Ivy League Alumni events that Cathedral Consulting will hold at YWSO’s facility. The next one is set for Feb. 9.

YWSO prides itself in being a small “boutique-like” service provider, which allows it to keep its prices competitive and attractive to clients like the League. And low costs are key to catching and keeping any business in this challenged economy.