Ask us about Entrepreneur Opportunities
Ask us about entrepreneur opportunities
Ask us about entrepreneur opportunities, as it is a specialty of Ron Sturgeon and his expertise in challenging options will amaze and delight the entrepreneur spirit within. But first you must consider the fine art of change management situation if you already have a business running. Someone must be waiting in the wings when you decide to exit. Either you want to sell your business or have it running on its own so in that event you will need to change management from yourself to a competent employee.
The opportunity in internet businesses is a great reason to get help with succession planning because many business owners see the ease of operating them. Much less expense involved and often greater revenue. Your corporate training program initiated by Mr. Sturgeon will get you started on yor way to entrepreneur opportunities that Mr. Mission Impossible himself, Ron Sturgeon will most decidedly have you on.
Look for a company’s productivity metrics
Look for a company’s productivity metrics to give you a bigger picture as to how well performance management has been performed. You can use this visualization for your own businesses’ health. Using performance managemnt software, there is no area of a businesses’ profitability that cannot be viewed. It will you allow to avoid missing anything that without the software may not have been noticed. Ron is an expert in this software and can help you to utilize it to its fullest extent.
The aspect of employee performance is a huge one and this performance can make or break a company. Why would a business owner neglect performance indicators, when they are that important to his businesses survival and then of course to its growth. Whether you are entertaining entrepreneur opportunities of a new kind or grooming your business for sale or simply wanting a place to track your productivity metrics, you need to know all of the positive points of this software!
Attend one of our entrepreneurship training workshops
Attend one of our entrepreneurship training workshops where Mr. Mission Impossible Ron Sturgeon will teach some of his magic. You will learn how measuring performance is the single most important part of running any business or viewing any potential new business. Then you can also utilize this software to do business succession planning with perfect confidence because your decisions will be based on recorded facts, and not your memory or notes on post-its. Sounds contrite, but really there is a vast difference.
Your performance dashboard contained in the software is your snapshot of your business or potential new business and that you will learn in entrepreneurship training that you can secure before going onto Ron’s suggested entrepreneur oportunities. You need to be totally prepared in this business climate as it is broader than it has ever been in the history of our nation. There is much to learn, and you can monetize your time when contact us and let Mr. Mission Impossible into your business world, He is the expert!
Herding catsThis one is my second favorite term, after green weenie. Herding cats is a tough chore. In business, it translates as managing a group of people that are hard to control or direct. Imagine trying to keep dozens of cats all headed in the same direction focused on the same results. I first heard it applied during a discussion of a consolidation of a bunch of mom-and-pop salvage yards. The owners stayed on. They all had their own ideas of how to run the consolidated business.
Though not technically wrong, as most of them had been successful managers, they held sharply different ideas on running the business. Following the consolidation, each previous owner continued running his operation as a freestanding unit and resisted standard practices and directives issued from headquarters. Now that would be a CEO's herding nightmare!
The term can also mean trying to direct employees who don't work well together. My favorite use of the term, however, came in a memo about private stock placements. A decision was needed on whether to offer $1 million either in $250,000 shares to four investors or in $10,000 shares to 100 investors. Investors always have their own ideas about how things should be done, what went wrong and how you could have done better. Each will want to have his or her hand held and get regular progress reports. The business decided that if you're going to herd cats, four is much easier, so he turned down all the small investors. Herding 100 shareholders is impractical, if not impossible, and will definitely drive one crazy.
Herding cats
an illustration by Gahan Wilson from Ron's Book "Green Weenies and Due Diligence"
