Tuesday, 19 November 2013

Angels Raising Awareness of Democratic Life

On Friday 14th November Domestic Angels hosted a Parliament Week event at Bournemouth Town Hall with the purpose of raising awareness of Parliament and democratic life.
This year’s Parliament week theme is ‘Women in Democracy’ and Domestic Angels were delighted to be approved Partners.
Heather Martyn, Annette Brooke MP, Mandy Payne BCTC President, Tara Howard Venus Awards, Penny Bartlett Soroptomist International & Samantha Acton Domestic Angels

Parliament week is a programme of events aimed to help more people

Friday, 25 October 2013

Angels Sponsor ‘Butch’ at Bournemouth Rugby Club

                                            


Domestic Angels have ‘adopted’ the Bournemouth Rugby Club prop, Richard ‘Butch’ Carrel for the current season. The decision to sponsor the forward player was a simple one for the Angels team and not just about PR and marketing.
“There are several ways in which I can use rugby as an analogy to business” says Samantha Acton, director at Domestic Angels “One rugby maneuver which the Angels have perfected is the ‘blind pass’. This is a sequence of advancing the ball down the field by passing to a spot where you just know your teammate will be. The blind pass is just as effective when it occurs in the workplace.  There have certainly been times when an Angel has finished my thoughts, or perhaps I’ve left some detail unattended and one of our team leaders has filled in the gaps.  We do these things for our team mates. This all goes to demonstrate the strength of the Angel’s culture and team synergy.”

Richard ‘Butch’ Carrel who has a long rugby career comments “I’m proud to be representing the Angels this season and to have their full support. Some might find connecting the Angels to a rugby forward a little unusual but the similarity is clear. As in the rugby scrum, the work of the Angels requires skill, team work and a lot of raw power.“

Thursday, 11 July 2013

Domestic Angels – a 21st Century Family Business

Enthusiasm and Passion has created a massive business family

Domestic Angels is a family run business based from home employing 16 staff and helping countless clients and homes across the Bournemouth and Poole conurbation. This is very much a 21st century phenomena made possible by the accessibility of broadband and the evolution of mobile communications.

‘Family first’ is director Samantha Acton’s motto, it’s just that the staff and clients of Domestic Angels have become her extended family! “This has been an instinctive business attitude for me and is a large part of the business foundations. The result is a strong corporate culture, high staff loyalty and low staff turnover and most importantly enthusiasm and passion from our clients as well as the Angels.” The success of this approach has recently been publicly recognized with Domestic Angels being awarded the status of finalist for Employer of the Year and Winner for Home Based Business 2013 in the Dorset Venus Awards.

Nurturing the next generation is also important. Samantha encourages her son and the children of staff to take an interest in the business and rewards them with an annual party. Her business spirit of caring permeates throughout Domestic Angels creating a massive Domestic Angels family made up of relatives, staff, clients and friends across the conurbation. “As a family business we can take care of each other and enrich each other’s lives this makes all of us proud to be a part of Domestic Angels and corporately gives us a major competitive advantage”

Wednesday, 12 June 2013

Basepoint Chooses Angels to Win

From L to R: Carly Thompson (Basepoint), Samantha Acton (Domestic Angels), Stella Brading (Basepoint) and Tara Howard (Venus Awards)

Basepoint Chooses Angels to Win


The teams at Bournemouth and Weymouth Basepoint Business Centres recently took on the challenge of selecting the winner for the Home Based Business category of the Dorset Venus Awards. With homepreneurs thriving throughout the county, the category attracted many worthy applicants for consideration. The Basepoint judges chose Domestic Angels as the winner for 2013.

Carly Thompson, Regional Manager for Basepoint Business Centre commented “Samantha Acton from Domestic Angels excelled within the application process to secure the win of the Home Based Business Award.  Sam’s application was inspirational and she has an obvious passion and drive for her business and its success.  We look forward to watching Sam’s continued growth in the future; a truly deserved winner.”

The very delighted winner, Samantha told us “This is such an honor, we are totally flattered, winning this award is recognition of everything Domestic Angels has achieved to date. I can’t thank the team at Basepoint enough for choosing to recognize my home based business and more importantly, provide the Angels with a platform for our future evolution. Thank you so very much.”