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Empowering Small Business Growth Through Consulting

Business Consulting Agency

Small businesses are the backbone of economies worldwide, driving innovation, creating jobs, and contributing significantly to local communities. However, navigating the complexities of business operations, strategic planning, and growth can be challenging for small business owners.

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Deals Should be Nothing but Common Sense

Martinka Consulting

EBITDA ‡ FCF – Sam’s comments about how you can’t calculate ROI based on EBITDA when it’s a capital expenditure type business sounds like one of my Myths of Business Valuation: Using EBITDA in a capital-intensive business will burn the buyer. You must use free cash flow to truly calculate ROI.

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How to build an effective recruitment process

Asamby Consulting

Finding and retaining talents is a vital part of any successful business. Asamby uses a process derived from the book “Who - The A method of Hiring”, that we adapted for small business. In this blog post, we will explain the recruitment process, how and where you can find the talents, and how to keep track of the ROI.

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Inside the Minds of Your Prospects: 37 Critical Digital Marketing Statistics for Consultants

Tsavo Neal

We would like to think that we only judge people and businesses by their actions. SOURCE: Social Talent. You may be the most capable consultant to solve help her business. Instead of dumping a bunch of numbers on you, I have included expert insights and actionable strategies witch each statistic so that you can make use of them.

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Organizational Fitness for Growth: Five Insights for CEOs

Kates Kesler

He wanted to challenge his team, as part of the strategic talent review process, to think about whether or not the company’s organizational architecture was suited to its growth plan to double in size. The strategy worked until growth slowed in both developed and developing markets. Learning from Big Companies.

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