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Business plan for New Year growth
Business owners are being invited to an intensive one-day workshop in the beautiful surroundings of Rudstone Walk which could completely change the way they plan the growth of their business.
Presented by the UK’s number one business coach, Pam Featherstone, GrowthCLUB is a full-day session where companies and individuals can plan in detail what they need to do in the next 90 days to ensure success.
Pam Featherstone says:
“Planning is everything and in order for your business to grow, you need to know exactly where it’s headed. And with 2015 approaching, what better way to kickstart the new year?
Those who come will go away with a clear understanding of what they need to do in their own business over the next 3 months and they will have a week by week diary of tasks to keep them on track.“
The workshop, which takes place every 3 months, is extremely practical, task driven and goal orientated. It’s drawn up by the business owners along with Pam’s help so it’s very personal to them.
This session will be held on Thursday (18th December) at Rudstone Walk, South Cave between 9am and 4pm. Christmas lunch will be served at 1pm.
If anyone would like to attend, they should book a seat by emailing lizsainsbury@actioncoach.com or by ringing 01482 227060.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Fiona Dwyer .
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