Pictured: Kavita Oberoi

Derby's reputation as a centre for technological innovation has grown further this week with the launch of a Virtual Office concept by one of the region's leading entrepreneurs.

Virtual Office is a product of Kavita Oberoi's ever-expanding business portfolio and provides organisations of all sizes the ability to 'own' a prestigious business address - literally anywhere in the world.

Kavita explained: "I've stayed devoted to supporting new start-ups following my early experiences in business. When I first set out on the road to business success, I faced numerous challenges - especially when you consider I had to use my bedroom as my first office".

"In those early days I never felt I'd be in a position to afford a prestigious business address. Following three years of hard work and saving, unlike a lot of young businesses, I was able purchase my own office space. Now I want to give the opportunity for others to secure an 'address' even sooner, as this can only accelerate a businesses ability to grow."

The Secret Millionaire star added: "Canary Wharf, the Empire State Building and, for that matter, Pride Park plus many, many more, are available when you sign up to our 

Virtual Office package. We are focussed on sourcing the client's number one preferred location, in any country, on any continent, anywhere in the world. In addition, its our intention to offer the time-consuming research of chosen addresses at no charge ".

"Whether working from home or looking at new markets, Virtual Office will be tailored to fit each client perfectly, as well as including other key services such as telephone and mail, meeting room and hot-desk provision and full-support solutions."

In addition to Virtual Office, there's the equally exciting Virtual PA, where a 'personal assistant' option includes everything from diary management and presentation preparation to market research and accounting services.

"Virtual PA is a fantastic product for so many reasons. Naturally its great for those individuals with hectic schedules and little or no time for organisation. And of course, its just as valuable for start-ups who need tight control on their overheads".

"However, where it really scores is by giving the perception of personalisation and professionalism, something I can assure you, is what every business needs if its going to be successful," added Kavita.