I don't have a title on mine..........

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Sara Parr - Above Parr PA Services

I also do not have a title on mine.

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Sharon Heywood
VersaOffice

Believe or it not I put a lot of thought into that very thing when I was ordering my cards. I finally decided to use your assistant owner.
diana

I will use Owner on my.

When I had my first business I played with titles - President, Owner, Consultant, etc. I didn't really think about it. But, in checking with some of my clients (former and current) they said that seeing a card from the Owner meant they were in contact with the person who was ultimately responsible for the quality of work the company would perform.

I guess it all goes to the old saying (adapted saying) the title is "all in the eye of the beholder!"

Carol
CJ's Virtual Business Solutions

I use Proprietor on mine. I feel it lets people know that they are dealing with the person with whom the buck stops (ok I am also the person where it starts too because I am the only person but they don't really need to know that).

I do not use a titel on my business cards as I am the business.

For other times I've needed to label myself I've used Proprietor. (Although I now like Proprietress better)

Janine
Whistler Virtual Assistant

Very good question. I find myself in the same boat right now. It will be interesting to say the least what the other members give for answers.

Evelyn

I have Virtual Assistant on mine. I think when I reprint I may put Owner. Fingers crossed for MD.

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Annette Mercer
www.am-officesolutions.com

It's comforting to know I'm not the only one in a quandry over this. I did put Virtual Assistant on mine. But then I changed to Virtual Business Assistant to highlight that I provide more than just secretarial services. I've recently been toying with the idea of using Owner or Director or Proprietor.

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FVBS

This was a great question. I too thought a lot about the title and almost went with Principle. I changed my mind when I realized that my company name doesn't really describe my services, so I ended up with "Your HR & Administrative Specialist".

I just got my cards yesterday, so we'll see if people respond well or not...

Teri

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Teri Taylor
Allegro Business Solutions

My business cards say Owner. I hope this helps.

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Myrlene Hoyte
www.vpadmins.com

I think that it would be OK to title yourself 'Owner' if your name is on the card. Or, if it is just a business name, no need to worry about it.

Evelyn

I started with "Virtual Assistant" ... as the years passed (just a few lol). I am now Owner/Operator ... and on some correspondence I am VA/E-Business Marketing Consultant. *shrugs*

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Tonja
VA/Ebusiness Marketing Consultant

I use "Principal, VA "on mine, as: 1) I like the word "principal," even though technically I am an LLC rather than a partnership. But "prinipal" describes me as a solely owned business, 2) I think it is important to show ownership on the business card, as that may imply a higher degree of dedication and permanence to my services, 3) In my case, "virtual assistance" is spelled out elsewhere on the card; so I indicate "VA." But again, I want "VA" in the title as well, to indicate that I -- the owner -- am delivering the service. I think that adds value.

I also have my title listed as Owner on my cards.

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