Opus Virtual Offices Steps Up to Support Houston Residents After Hurricane Beryl
In the wake of Hurricane Beryl, Opus Virtual Offices is committed to helping the Houston community by swiftly mobilizing resources to aid residents and businesses during this challenging time. Recognizing the urgent need for businesses to remain operational and individuals to stay connected, Opus Virtual Offices is dedicated to ensuring continuity and stability for the Houston business community. We are offering 30 days of unlimited telephony service at no cost to any business owner forced to close due to the hurricane. Affected business owners can fill out the form at https://www.opusvirtualoffices.com/disaster/. Our staff will answer calls on their behalf all at no charge.
“We understand the immense challenges that the people of Houston are facing in the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl,” said CEO Yori Galel. “Our mission is to provide unwavering support and help to ensure that businesses can continue to operate, and individuals can stay connected during this critical recovery period. Opus Virtual Offices is here to help Houston rebuild and recover, standing by our commitment to give back to the community.”
About Opus Virtual Offices
Opus Virtual Offices has become the fastest-growing company in the alternative workspace industry, with more than 650 locations throughout the U.S. and Canada. Their successful business model is built on providing complete office services for a single, low monthly rate of $99. Exclusive features of an Opus Virtual Office include a live receptionist answering and transferring calls, a prestigious corporate mailing address, a business phone, fax, and voicemail.
Opus Virtual Offices offers professional state-of-the-art conference rooms available for a flat hourly rental rate. Unlike many other virtual office providers, there is no fine print, hidden charges, or service limitations. Leave the costs associated with a traditional office lease behind and concentrate on running your business. With Opus Virtual Offices, you have all the benefits of a conventional office lease without worrying about excessive overhead expenses.
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