About
Mission
Zhuli’s mission is to provide their clients with valuable personal-assistant services in a timely and cost-effective manner.
Values
Zhuli values honesty, diligence, accuracy, and respect – for clients, providers, and all team members.
We are the 9-1-1 for your personal assistant or business needs.
We make the phone calls and get your business done, leaving you the time to do the things you really enjoy doing!

Our Story
Our founders are people who like helping people. We have been involved in many service industries over the years, and have developed an exceptional customer-service quotient. A customer knows what they want, and if we are actively listening, we will know it too. We may not have a solution instantly, but getting the job done begins with listening to you, not just hearing you. This is what we have learned over the years. Then, being in the 9-1-1 center business for a period of time, we can appreciate getting phone calls from people who are not only in need, but may also be in extreme stress. The last thing a person under stress needs is an indifferent or condescending voice on the other end of the line. With the right training and support, a call-taker can be empathetic while effectively performing their job, which is: getting you the help you need!
If a 9-1-1 call taker answers 100 calls, about 20 of them are real emergencies. In those cases the dispatcher sends a resource, typically a police car, a fire truck, a paramedic van, or perhaps an ambulance. The call-taker monitors the event until the job is done, then they clear the screen.
The bulk of the rest of those 100 calls are for non-emergency government help such as parking enforcement, animal control, traffic control, event planning, or other city hall types of assistance. And, they get calls asking “who is in the play-offs tonight?”
So, after years of intensive customer service experience, 9-1-1 management, government and business consulting, international trade experience, and college education in the humanities, we put it all together to make Zhuli, the on-call personal assistant for everyone. And our training prepares our Julies when they answer the phone to not only handle routine calls, but to expect the unexpected – and deal with it.
Using a network of businesses, independent providers, contractors, and our own in-house personnel, we get the job done.
We hope you see value in what we have to offer – and find it totally cool – to be able to call 888-UR-ZHULI – and tell us what to do!
What is Zhuli?
Zhuli comes from the Chinese language. “Zhu“ 助 means to help or assist. “Li” 理 means to handle or manage. Putting them together, Zhuli, means a trusted assistant.
This is the only Chinese language tutorial you will find in this web page. Check out a local community college if you want to do a deep dive. It is not easy. Try not to have too much else going on if you take on that endeavor. We only made it through the first 4 weeks, then got pulled in another direction.
Note: our logo contains the Z and the L from Zhu Li – you can see it if you stare long enough. But it is American red, white, and blue, which is where our company was started.
What is a Julie?
A Julie is simply the job title of our front-line people that fulfill your personal assistant needs. The name comes from the closest English phonetic pronunciation for Zhuli.
Our Julies are Tier 1 and Tier 2. A Tier 1 Julie is simply someone who is willing to work hard and work smart, to get the job done – generally in an office environment. They typically have a high school education and work experience, but most important, they are trustable and have a strong work ethic. They are vetted very carefully during the hiring process – and are backgrounded.
A Tier 2 Julie is more mature, has a lot more life experience, and probably has a college degree or is heavily certificated. They may be retired, but are still sharp. Our Tier 2 Julies may be engineers, I.T. professionals, law enforcement, finance professionals, real estate agents, government workers, and beyond. No astronauts though – yet.
If you were wondering, Julies can be any gender. Julie is just a job title. After all, “what’s in a name?”