Business Support
It's not easy running your own business when ultimately, the buck stops with you! It can also be a lonely, isolating and sometimes frustrating place to be.
If you're stuck at a certain turnover (whatever that may be) or you have challenges that you are struggling to overcome, who do you turn to for support?
Having an ear to bend or a shoulder to cry on, someone with an independent, non-biased view could be invaluable to move your business forward.
And it needn't cost the earth to get that person.
So, if you want to find out how an experienced business advisor, mentor and coach can help you capitalise on opportunities and overcome any hurdles you may be facing, then get in touch.
There is no fixed fee, contract, set frequency or length of engagement - everyone is considered on a case-by-case basis to determine what and exactly how much support you need.
A bespoke package can be put together to meet your budget and availability.
Just to let you know:
- This is not training
- No workbooks
- Focus is on your business, in the moment
- Not formulaic - bespoke advice relevant to your business
- No jargon/spiel - straight talking
- Action-based development
- Confidentiality maintained
One of my favourite networking events. Good people, fun but structured meetings with useful connections being made, 1-2-1s, and a member presentation. No pressure and no scoresheets, but of course you get out what you put in and it’s all about relationship building. The additional member benefits over and above the networking itself is where the gold is.
Steven Mather - Nexa Law
Business Community networking meetings are great fun - and good for business too! The members are all genuinely lovely people, the banter is enjoyable, and everyone is out to help each other. I really like the format of the meetings, and Paul is constantly working to provide ways for the network to benefit each other. It's great to be a part of it.
Tim Freed - Book That In
A great group of people. Meetings are well structured and the format is helpful to meeting a number of people. The additional features of being a member with having access to all members and lots of other features too numerous to mention.
Paul Simpson - TaxAssist Market Harborough
Friendly atmosphere - people don't take themselves too seriously, there are laughs and jokes mixed in with a genuine sense that everybody is looking out for each other. Good structure to the meetings - they are not too formal or overly casual and a great place to pick up tips (not always business-related). Free courses for members - I have been on several courses put on by other members and always come away having learnt something useful.
Martin Beckley - The Creative Astronaut