Operating in Beverly Hills’ vaunted 90210 ZIP code, Distinct Concierge serves professional athletes and entertainers, an exclusive subset of the market that requires unique touchpoints.
Source: Inman News
LA-based Distinct Concierge launches AI-fueled app for A-listers
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