First Small Business Cash Flow Workbook

Name: First Small Business Cash Flow Workbook
Price: 0.99 EUR
Author: Craig Alexander Orr, MBA, MSc,
ISBN: 9781458159434

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Craig Alexander Orr, MBA, MSc,

Tauro Publishing
Paru le : 20/06/2011

Small businesses cannot afford the luxury of doing "business as usual" in a recessionary environment it is critical to re-evaluate how your business operates.... > Lire la suite

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Small businesses cannot afford the luxury of doing "business as usual" in a recessionary environment it is critical to re-evaluate how your business operates. The Top 5 reasons for business failures in America are:1. Lack of Industry Experience2. Inadequate Financing3. Lack of Adequate Cash Flow4. Poor Business Planning5. Management IncompetenceI wanted to stop at reason 5 before it gets any more personal.
As you can see a large amount of business failures are caused by well . planning . actually the lack of it.

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Date de parution : 20/06/2011
Editeur : Tauro Publishing
ISBN : 978-1-4581-5943-4
EAN : 9781458159434
Format : ePub

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Biographie de Craig Alexander Orr, MBA, MSc,

Craig is a Business strategist with a fresh market perspective combining technological awareness, deliverable experience with strong cost management and leadership skills. Craig likes to think of himself as the engineer who understands costs. Craig holds both an MSc from Cranfield and an executive MBA from Bradford. He has assisted Companies from start up to FTSE 100 in nearly every region of the world for over 25 years.
He states "that to survive in today's competitive marketplace companies need to focus on their core strengths, and outsource the areas that do not differentiate them from the competition." Whilst completing his studies Craig remodeled the business plan for the company he was working for making them the most cost aware and successful business in the sector. That success propelled him into BT where he was responsible for targeting outsourcing opportunities, which now generate revenues in excess of £200m, and supports all targeted communications providers.