Our live answering business started with a dream, an office in a garage, and several thousand lines of code. Company founders Jay Reeder and Graham Taylor literally passed a corded phone back and forth as they took orders for a bleeding-edge PBX and voicemail service that was disrupting the industry even before Google and other tech giants joined the fray. This is a standard that VoiceNation strives to maintain, always being on the up-and-coming technology.

Woven throughout those initial days of sales calls and code-pushes was a simple concept: leave the world better than you found it and have some fun along the way. Since its founding, VoiceNation has evolved from a virtual PBX and voicemail provider to a virtual receptionist leader, winning countless awards for our low hold times, exemplary accuracy, and overall call quality. Our clients echo these awards sentiments on client review sites such as Clutch and Trustpilot. Since joining the live answering space in 2009, we haven’t taken a single day off from pursuing our spot as the best virtual receptionist company.

Even with this pursuit, we still make fun a priority. If you’re a part of the VoiceNation team, you know we can throw a good party and have a great time doing it. Providing a great experience for our clients starts from within. If we don’t create a second home environment for our employees, how can we for our clients? Together we make the family feel atmosphere that shows off the best of VoiceNation.

And now, more than ever, we’re continuously reaching out to find our higher purpose. Every connection, every interaction is an opportunity to serve. To empathize. To make a situation better. In an industry being flooded with advancements in artificial intelligence, chat-bots, and automated voice response, VoiceNation understands the need to leverage technology and build in efficiencies we can pass along as value to our customers. But we also know that nothing replaces the essence of what makes us human: a conversation between two people. Conversations can make someone’s day, change someone’s perspective, or even move mountains.