We are looking for one, possibly two freelance Trainer(s) / Facilitator(s) to join our close knit delivery team and form long term business relationships.
You will have the knowledge, skills and ex...

The intention behind the program is to facilitate the next generation of community health leaders whose task will be to facilitate community based teams to deliver efficient, effective, and evidence b...

We are currently looking to extend our associate network for delivery of Change Leadership programmes.

You should;

Have knowledge and experience of change leadership
Have an establish...

Richard has in-depth experience of working in local government with the political leadership and top management teams. Also has experience of working as an Interim HR Manager. He has worked extensively as a Human Resources generalist with experience ...

Occupational and Business Psychologist, specialising in executive assessment, coaching and development in leadership and management....

Admotus Marketing works with businesses (in both private and public sectors) to identify where marketing can help achieve the client’s business objectives and increase stakeholder value by focusing on its marketing value drivers (i.e. the activities ...

For some advisors getting involved with local businesses and organisations is an obvious way to make new business contacts, but those of us who travel a lot for work sometime overlook the benefits of local networking. I know that I've often under-estimated the quality and quantity of useful people in my local area. If you're busy, then building local contacts can help you find people to support you and take some of the load. If you're not, then getting involved in local organisations will get you out and about and making new contacts - and you never know when a fellow committee member will turn out to be a potential client!

Following last week's budget there seem to have been endless announcements about cuts in a whole range of government activities - so you may not have noticed that along with the scrapping of RDAs it appears that regional Business Links will be closed and their contracts wound down. I know that many of you have used Business Link for advice or deliver your own services through this route - which makes this a significant step, although probably not a great surprise. We've written to Mark Prisk, the Minister in charge, essentially pushing for greater use of the independent business advice and consultancy sector to give small businesses tailored advice rather than the current 'one-size-fits-all' approach.

I was starting to wonder if the UK would actually have a new government in time for me to talk about it this newsletter. But they made it in the end, and the question on everyone's mind of course, is what will this new style of government actually do? I know it's very early days but I'd love to know how you think it will affect your business, so I've put together a quick poll - if you can spare a moment please let us know. I'll summarise the results and play them back to you next week.