Edition 12 – Reactive Or Proactive
Last week our newsletter covered capacity constraints and how we see they are limiting the potential of Family Business.
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Last week our newsletter covered capacity constraints and how we see they are limiting the potential of Family Business.
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The first quarter of the 2016 calendar year is almost over and already there is a constant theme that has emerged amongst our Family Business clients, irrespective of industry, the life cycle of the business or the economy.
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Have you ever asked your customers or clients what it is they want from your Family Business?
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We’ve all heard the term “low hanging fruit”. It’s the concept of stepping out in business and approaching those prospects or opportunities that seem to be the easiest to grab hold of.
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My wife and I endeavour to have a night out every couple of weeks.
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As most people who know me well, know, I’m an avid motor sport fan. This weekend is the start of the V8 Supercars Championship for 2016 with the running of the Clipsal 500 in Adelaide.
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I’ve just returned from a 2 Day Business Development Conference in Las Vegas hosted by Alan Weiss, universally acclaimed as the Million Dollar Consultant and attended by more than 40 other consultants and advisors from around the world.
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For most businesses, this week is just about the lowest point in their cash cycle all year.
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It’s been a long time in the making. And, finally, we’re proud to announce the launch of our new website.
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When most family business owners talk about the performance of their business, they talk in terms of profit, cashflow, debtors and creditors.