Stress Recess can provide chair massage service for your event or program anywhere in the USA, Hawaii, and Eastern Canada. Even next day service at many of our Chair Massage Team Leader Centers! All our therapists are certified, insured and trained to makes sure your guests leave satisfied. Put the special back into your special events with acrobats, hula-hooping, fire breathing, magicians, you name it, we can get it.
Ask about our double your money back reliability guarantee for chair massage events and trade-shows. Our Atlanta therapists will be happy to come to your home for table or chair massage out-calls. We have been providing event services for promotions, trade-shows, conventions and meetings since 1996, so we know what you need to make your event memorable.
Stress Recess has been the leader in corporate chair massage and wellness services since 1996, helping companies like Delta, IBM and Coke with their workplace wellness programs and corporate event needs. So, if you are looking for a national vendor you can trust, choose Stress Recess for your wellness and event services.
Ask about our double your money back reliability guarantee for chair massage events and trade-shows. Our Atlanta therapists will be happy to come to your home for table or chair massage out-calls. We have been providing event services for promotions, trade-shows, conventions and meetings since 1996, so we know what you need to make your event memorable.
Stress Recess has been the leader in corporate chair massage and wellness services since 1996, helping companies like Delta, IBM and Coke with their workplace wellness programs and corporate event needs. So, if you are looking for a national vendor you can trust, choose Stress Recess for your wellness and event services.
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Founded in 1996, Stress Recess is one of the oldest and largest national providers of corporate chair massage and wellness services.
In 2001, Stress Recess became the first chair massage company to "go national", delivering massage over a holiday weekend to beleaguered Delta Airlines agents in Atlanta, New York, Los Angeles, Washington, Dallas, and 8 more U.S. cities.
More than 10,000 massages.
On New Year's.
During the worst snowstorm in a decade.
And oh yeah.
Since then, Stress Recess has grown to over 20,000 massage therapists and almost 3500 Stress Recess "Team Leader" managers in over 500 cities.
In 2001, Stress Recess became the first chair massage company to "go national", delivering massage over a holiday weekend to beleaguered Delta Airlines agents in Atlanta, New York, Los Angeles, Washington, Dallas, and 8 more U.S. cities.
More than 10,000 massages.
On New Year's.
During the worst snowstorm in a decade.
And oh yeah.
Since then, Stress Recess has grown to over 20,000 massage therapists and almost 3500 Stress Recess "Team Leader" managers in over 500 cities.
So-called quality of life benefits, running the gamut from on-site massages to well-stocked company kitchens, are making an appearance at many companies.
IBM Interactive Media, Delta Air Lines, BellSouth, Coca-Cola and AT&T all hire Stress Recess to provide free, 15-minute chair massages to employees.
Slavin accommodated her employee by scheduling meetings to begin after she picked up her son from a day-care center.
The meetings ended in time for his evening feeding so the mom could go to Stress Recess' new "quiet corner" to breast-feed in private."
IBM Interactive Media, Delta Air Lines, BellSouth, Coca-Cola and AT&T all hire Stress Recess to provide free, 15-minute chair massages to employees.
Slavin accommodated her employee by scheduling meetings to begin after she picked up her son from a day-care center.
The meetings ended in time for his evening feeding so the mom could go to Stress Recess' new "quiet corner" to breast-feed in private."
At iXL Enterprises, Administrative Assistant Jennifer Altman gets a massage from Pat Murphy of Stress Recess Inc.
What does ping-pong have to do with technology?
Not much.
But it could mean the difference in getting and keeping high-tech workers in metro Atlanta.
Just ask Stuart Emanuel.
In metro Atlanta, where one in five new jobs is a high-tech job, every little detail counts.
Companies are going to great lengths to get high-tech workers: BMWs, $5,000 employee-referral bonuses, rock concerts, on-site masseuses.
What does ping-pong have to do with technology?
Not much.
But it could mean the difference in getting and keeping high-tech workers in metro Atlanta.
Just ask Stuart Emanuel.
In metro Atlanta, where one in five new jobs is a high-tech job, every little detail counts.
Companies are going to great lengths to get high-tech workers: BMWs, $5,000 employee-referral bonuses, rock concerts, on-site masseuses.
Imagine that after a grueling day of meeting deadlines, organizing records or attending corporate board meetings, you get a treat: Your boss springs for a massage for your entire department.
Northside Hospital apparently realizes the stress its doctors are under between delivering babies, patching up wounds, performing major surgery and dealing with HMOs.
The hospital recently signed an agreement with Stress Recess of Atlanta to provide massages to Northside's 3,500 employees.
Called "corporate massages, " the rubdowns take place while the fully clothed massagee sits on a special chair.
Northside Hospital apparently realizes the stress its doctors are under between delivering babies, patching up wounds, performing major surgery and dealing with HMOs.
The hospital recently signed an agreement with Stress Recess of Atlanta to provide massages to Northside's 3,500 employees.
Called "corporate massages, " the rubdowns take place while the fully clothed massagee sits on a special chair.
Peddling a million books, toys, or computers, on the Net is pretty straightforward.
You build a Website, link it to a database that lets customers place orders, find a way to fulfill requests, and create a system for patrons to track deliveries and make returns.
But what if you don't sell a product?
Can you sell services by the hour online?
Peter Belvin, president and CEO of Stress Recess Inc. in Atlanta, Ga., is counting on it.
He's got plans to launch a business-to-business Website in early 2000 that will let his massage company's corporate customers, such as Coca Cola Corp. and Georgia Pacific, book time for their employees over the Web.
You build a Website, link it to a database that lets customers place orders, find a way to fulfill requests, and create a system for patrons to track deliveries and make returns.
But what if you don't sell a product?
Can you sell services by the hour online?
Peter Belvin, president and CEO of Stress Recess Inc. in Atlanta, Ga., is counting on it.
He's got plans to launch a business-to-business Website in early 2000 that will let his massage company's corporate customers, such as Coca Cola Corp. and Georgia Pacific, book time for their employees over the Web.
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