by Kathy Martin | Oct 12, 2018 | Strategic Planning
We all make plans .. usually lots of them. Some are just short to-do lists to complete a project or a set of tasks – often simple enough that we don’t even need to write them down. Others are more indepth, requiring lots more thought and sometimes outside help...
by Kathy Martin | Oct 12, 2018 | Strategic Planning
Businesses need a business plan. But most business owners are so busy they can’t afford the time to develop them – not in the traditional way we think of business plans. What if there was an easier, simpler way? What if we can change the way you think...
by Kathy Martin | Oct 12, 2018 | Strategic Planning
Have you ever wondered whether a bit of strategic planning would make a difference to your business? We look at what happened when Angela Jones put a Strategic Plan in place for her already successful company. Background: After our first 6 months of working with...
by Kathy Martin | Oct 11, 2018 | Strategic Planning
“For most kiwi business owners born between 1946 and 1964 (so-called baby boomers), the time to exit their business is fast approaching. Whether that exit can be classified as dignified or disastrous depends almost entirely on how well they plan it”. We...
by Kathy Martin | Oct 11, 2018 | Strategic Planning
We’ve been working as specialists alongside family businesses for many years. During this time one thing has become clear: Only 1/3 of them will survive the transition to the second generation. And of that 1/3, only 1/3 of those will survive to the third...
by Kathy Martin | Oct 11, 2018 | Strategic Planning
Research shows that 90% of the strategies we develop fail due to poor implementation. A part of that 90% fail rate is due to no implementation at all. This assumes you even have a genuine business strategy. It’s easy to fall into the trap of thinking...
