A Salute To All Administrative Professionals By Edible Arrangements® Hong Kong

All around the world, there’s an unofficial event that aims to celebrate the tireless, important roles that administrative professionals like executive assistants, receptionists, secretaries and other admin support employees play in the workplace. Dubbed Administrative Professionals Week, it’s considered a secular holiday that gives salute to administrative personnel, who help bosses achieve company goals and help steer businesses in the right direction. In Hong Kong, the Administrative Professionals Week is observed every Wednesday of the last full week of April.

To help companies celebrate, Edible Arrangements® Hong Kong has come up with various fruit bouquets that make for perfect tokens or gifts to admin employees. By visiting the official Edible Arrangements® Hong Kong website, going to “Arrangements” and clicking on “Holiday Arrangements,” you can now find great fruit bouquet gift ideas.

Take the “Hard Work Deserves Fresh Fruit” arrangement, for instance. Chocolate covered pineapple stars and daisies, strawberries, grapes, honeydew and cantaloupe plus a thoughtful “Thank You” mylar balloon make up this eye-catching arrangement. Give one to each of your employees and you will be a guaranteed hit among them! Another great choice would be the “Thank You Bouquet Dipped Strawberries.” Perfect as a solo treat, this is filled with everyone’s fruit favorites.

Order delectable fruit bouquets for your hardworking employees today. Remember, they are your partners in growing your business! Make them feel valued and appreciated.

Visit the Edible Arrangements® Hong Kong website and you can opt to pick up your order at the nearest store or you can have it delivered. Call +852 2385 0158 for inquiries.

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