Growing Your Business
How to boost your business to the next level
Redefining your vision, achieving results
An on-going coaching program
Running a successful business means keeping the day-to-day operations in tact while planning for the future.
Our coaching sessions will help you to step back and evaluate the direction of your business, generate fresh ideas to keep you ahead of your competitors, and continually
define your role in creating professional and personal success.
The Assessment: What Coaching Reevaluates
- Win-loss analysis: what's working and what's not (business development, marketing, administration)
- Fine tune the vision and timeframe for moving forward
- Redefine short and long term goals to match business plan
The Plan: What Coaching Does
- Provides on-going analysis of business strategies and adjusted goals
- Keeps a steady eye on the big picture to stay on track
- Provides resource for idea generation
The Benefits: What Coaching Provides
- An objective, confidential sounding board and trusted advisor with real world experience: I have built two professional services businesses, one with a team and one on
my own, and sold one to the largest health insurer in New England.
- Collaborative partner for brainstorming ideas and expanding awareness
- Objective advisor to identify and evaluate roadblocks to success
- Identification, and sharing, of networking resources
- A focused approach to achieving business objectives
The Topics: What Coaching Can Address
- Business growth: new and/or expanded directions
- Staffing up: evaluating needs and defining roles
- Working less, making more: maximizing resources for best balance
- Strategic business partnerships and indirect channel sales opportunities
- Maximizing the sales and product funnels
- Leveraging your marketing machine: tapping into your sphere of influence
- Strategies to develop and solidify client relationships
- Negotiating the isolation of self-employment
- Use of advisory boards: researching choices, benefits, and timing
- Making the move to an outside office: recognizing needs, planning for growth
- Professional associations: researching choices, evaluating benefits and fit