Andrew Bolton is the CEO of Tech Rescue, LLC, a company offering 24/7 on demand tech support to its customers. He and his company pride themselves on providing personalized attention and support when people are frustrated and looking for help. A large part of the customer base is older adults who are using technology to both access basic things like healthcare as well as enjoying their favorite gaming hobby, so they operate with the basic belief that “every call is from somebody's most important person in their life…This is somebody's meemaw. This is somebody's pawpaw. This is somebody's father. Somebody's mother, somebody's sister, somebody's brother. I take that very seriously. So when there's a concern, you get a call from me.“
Andrew Bolton is a real-world example of good business karma in practice. He followed through on providing a service better than the competition, focusing on the people and community, and then the money followed. If you or someone you know is looking for on-demand 24/7 tech support, I would highly recommend Tech Rescue (you can also contact them via phone at 855-250-8586).
In the theme of Capitalism for Good, he also gave a shout out to supporting the local Goodwill and Red Cross chapters both in your area and in other areas impacted by natural disasters. Giving back to the community, especially those needing true help and support is so important.
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