Albright Administration, located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, has supported businesses and professionals since its establishment in 1991 by Anne Albright. Anne envisioned creating a bridge between temporary staff and full-time employees by offering flexible and reliable office and business services. This approach addressed the needs of businesses and professionals looking for supplemental administrative support.
Initially, the company handled secretarial and administrative tasks, telemarketing, inquiry processing, fulfillment, and warehousing. In response to technological advancements and the changing needs of modern businesses, Albright Administration strategically adapted its services to offer comprehensive virtual administrative support.
Today, Albright Administration remains responsive to industry changes and is committed to providing outstanding service to its clients.
Our work and interactions are guided by a set of fundamental principles. We are committed to:
Upholding confidentiality
Maintaining professionalism
Fostering open communication
Remaining adaptable in our methods
Showing respect for everyone
Incorporating a little bit of fun into all we do
"I highly recommend Albright Administration to anyone needing transcription services. The process was seamless from start to finish and Anne was friendly and professional. I can't thank her enough for her excellent work transcribing my interviews. Reviewing them was a breeze!"
— Dorothy C., Philadelphia
"Thank you so much for typing the fourteen chapters and creating the index for me. Everything looks great, and your commitment to this project has helped me out tremendously. Your work is always excellent, and I really appreciate it. So, I just wanted to share that with you."
— M. T., Philadelphia
"Critical to our veteran program is ensuring we do a really good geographic outreach program for our PTSD workshop. Anne was extremely quick in building a list and also found additional opportunities through other programs to get the word out. We have tried the “overseas” virtual assistants — yes, they may be cheaper, but the work was lower quality."
— Martin Richardson, Director, Freedom and Honor