We primarily work with businesses that are not happy with their growth. Could be the growth of sales or the growth of their people.
 

After our first conversation with the owner/management we usually find out that they are having trouble getting things done because of two things:

   1. The company has grown to a new size and is choking on it's own bureaucracy

   2. The company does not have the right people or their people are in the wrong roles


Because of these two issues they become almost paralyzed and are unsure about how to move forward, so they end up doing nothing and stagnating.
 

We help with four things:

   1. Put the right people in the right roles

   2. Clearly communicate with your market and attract the right customer

   3. Develop a clear and committed corporate culture - everyone in the company on the same page

   4. Take action to get things done by setting dates and holding you and your team accountable 


At the end of the day we help our clients get clear and get things done.  Let's talk, the coffee's on us.

 

Latest Insights

Friday, May 18, 2012 - 13:45

“Is your Vision and Mission statement something that drives every person in your company or is it just wall paper in your lobby?”

Wednesday, April 18, 2012 - 08:59

Recently in our recruiting and hiring work we have found ourselves utilizing a concept we developed a number of years ago for our clients.  It is called ‘Aligned Values and Qualities’

Thursday, March 15, 2012 - 14:23

In the small town that I was born and raised, we’ve had a recent string of tough situations. From businesses closing to petty squabbles over issues that in the long run have little impact on everyone’s lives, to divides over politics and a weakened economy.

Monday, February 6, 2012 - 13:06

“You are ALWAYS on stage…people are staring at you and making judgments…so how are you showing up?”

Monday, January 30, 2012 - 13:59

Attention small business owners – stop using social media for self-promotion only.

No one cares.

Yes social media can help you build your business, but not by forcing your self serving messages on the world.

Here is a formula for success in social media: