You need to consult with your current team of trusted advisors, normally your bank manager, lawyer or accountant. Some accountants will offer business advisory services. You should also consult with your business network. We often get feedback from our clients that our value is in being able to cover all aspects of their business and work with their existing business advisors, in a four corners set up.

What we don’t do is offer an out of the box program in a one size fits all approach. Our first step is to understand your current business situation and establish that we can work with you . We define our process from there.

Simply, No. Part  of our initial assessment is to understand your business. There is absolutely no point in overloading you with work. We will set out what we’re aiming to do, ensure it fits with what it is you feel you need and make sure we’re all clear that it is executable. It will always involve working in a different way and changing some behaviours. Meetings are when necessary, they are not a good way of gauging value for money, that is measured in the results. We have several clients who prefer to meet in the evening, when they can focus on their business.

It entirely depends on what we agree with you, what needs to be achieved and the time frame. We will set a maximum cost and we always adopt a ‘whatever it takes’ approach to deliver the results.

We are happy to meet with you and discuss your business and what you may be looking for in terms of advice. We receive a high proportion of our referrals from the current trusted advisors who are helping the business owner and we’re always happy to meet with you and your advisors.