Davinci International Plans New Facility in Boise, Idaho; Addition of Leader in Virtual Offices and Executive Suites Reflects Growth Trend of Boise, Idaho.

SALT LAKE CITY & BOISE, Idaho -- Davinci International, a national leader in virtual offices and executive suites, today announced plans to open a new facility in Boise, Idaho.

"With the high rate of growth in business and professional services in the Boise area, we felt it was the right time to provide our services to this new market," said Bill Grodnik, president and chief executive officer for Davinci. "The influx of companies from outside the area, coupled with the entrepreneurial spirit found in Idaho, made Boise a perfect fit for Davinci."

Davinci's first office in Idaho, its fifth in the Intermountain West, will be located in the heart of downtown Boise at 801 W. Main St., within walking distance of banking and postal services, recreational parks and the finest restaurants in the area.

"The Davinci offices in Boise will be the pinnacle of professionalism and will provide businesses and entrepreneurs the opportunity to present an enhanced image to their customers," said Naomi Carlson, Boise office manager. "The benefit of having an exclusive office suite without paying for all the overhead is extremely valuable. The cost savings could be the difference between success and failure."

The new office will also provide benefits to organizations located outside of the Boise area through its development of "virtual offices," which can be used by any organization seeking a metropolitan presence.

Ideally suited for small businesses, virtual offices are used by organizations that do not have a permanent need for office space, yet can benefit from receptionist services, appointment scheduling and other functions easily handled by someone else.

Steve Richter, of Portland, Ore.-based Notus Career Management, said the professionalism and flexibility associated with virtual offices has been a great benefit to his business.

"I am on the road traveling all the time for clients, so I didn't really have a need for an office at all times," Richter said. "The Davinci virtual office allows me to have an office phone number, a prestigious mailing address, and to be able to meet with a client in a place other than my car or basement. I also selected a plan where they forward phone calls and take messages for me. Davinci is convenient, extremely professional, and they save me a lot of money in the long run."

In addition to the Davinci virtual offices, those who require a physical office can take advantage of the amenities of Davinci's Class A office space, which include a prestigious mailing address, full-time receptionist, conference rooms, high-speed Internet and telecommunications services, a cyber cafe and more.

"Our goal is to provide the highest level of customer service and a professional work atmosphere for our clients and their customers," said Sam Souvall, chairman of the board and treasurer. "We want our clients to experience a service they would receive at a five-star resort, but with the added benefit of being able to afford it."

Beyond excellent service and professional settings, Davinci also provides a "team" atmosphere for clients through activities such as networking events and idea-sharing.

"Many small-business owners and entrepreneurs feel they are at a disadvantage due to being on their own," Souvall said. "We provide the opportunities for them to network, bounce ideas off one another and feel a part of a community."

For more information on Davinci International virtual offices and executive suites, call 801-990-3111 or visit online at www.davincisuites.com.

About Davinci International

Founded in 1997, Davinci International is a national leader in virtual offices and a regional leader in executive suites in the Intermountain West. Davinci's goal is to provide quality office space solutions to businesses and entrepreneurs without the expensive costs associated with leasing. They currently have four offices in the Intermountain West, including three in the Salt Lake City region, one in Henderson, Nev., with a new facility planned for Boise, Idaho.