Growing the Business
Growing a business these days is challenging, to say the least. Today's global marketplace means that not only do you face local competition, your business faces competition from companies all over the globe. This translates into a need to not only have a smart growth strategy, but also to acquire and master advanced business skills necessary for expansion and continuation of a viable and thriving business.
Cenla Advantage Partnership's Entrepreneurial Initiative can help you
accomplish this goal. Our mentors are all men and women who've owned and successfully grown
their respective businesses and know what it takes to be successful. They can help you master
the skill levels you will need to grow and maintain your bottom line and profit margins.
Additionally, this portion of the website offers links to articles about maintaining
manageable growth.
The links below will take you to specific articles
New: Ways to improve your company's customer service
Previous Articles:
Jim Clinton: Area prosperity initiative takes serious commitment
A bold management strategy: Keeping quiet
Build a Strong America – Join the Entrepreneurs’ Movement
Choose the right products and services to offer
Eight tips to prevent employee theft and fraud
Five Leadership Lessons to Unlearn
Four Benefits of Adding Video to Your Website
House Committee Approves Reauthorization of the America COMPETES Act
Is your network ready for growth?
Maintain flexibility in your organization
Make your business accessible to people with disabilities
Offstage drama hurts your brand
Six startpages that can make you more productive
Startup company jobs have long-lasting economic impact
Ten signs of a fear-based workplace
The Art of Corporate Listening
The Hard Truths about Building Your Own Success
The six best startup books to read before starting your company
Use online surveys to increase customer loyalty
Ways to improve your company's customer service
Why Every Business Needs a 'Plan V'
Why Regular Follow-up Improves Business Perception
Your Business Shouldn't Be Your Retirement Plan
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