7 Growth Sectors Aspiring Entrepreneurs Should Be Watching
Discover seven of the fastest-growing business sectors for aspiring entrepreneurs, from wellness and creative industries to AI, education and animal wellbeing. Explore where new opportunities are emerging and how changing lifestyles are creating demand for innovative businesses.
Help! My Business Is In Financial Trouble. What Should I Do?
Help! My business is in financial trouble. Learn how to assess cash flow, review costs, improve profitability and make informed decisions before financial pressures become a business crisis. By Heather Ogilvie, Ogilvie Advisory.
Top Down or Bottom Up? How Do You Price Your Products?
Top down or bottom up? Learn how to price your products properly, understand your true costs, assess market pricing and improve profitability with insights from Heather Ogilvie and Ogilvie Advisory.
10 Things Every Manufacturing Finance Director Must Understand
Discover the 10 commercial realities every Manufacturing Finance Director must understand, from product costing and yield to working capital, forecasting, supply chains and cash flow. Learn how great finance leaders drive business performance beyond the numbers.
Commercial Understanding Is About Far More Than Numbers
True commercial understanding is about understanding how an idea becomes something valuable that another human being is willing to pay for, whilst ensuring the business itself remains financially healthy in the process.
Why Left-Brain and Right-Brain Employees Often Struggle to Understand Each Other
One of the most interesting dynamics inside organisations is how differently people think, communicate and process information. Over the years, I have often found myself working between what I loosely describe as “left-brain” and “right-brain” leadership styles.
Understanding the True Cost of a Product or Service
Many businesses understand turnover extremely well. Far fewer truly understand profitability, and there is an important difference between the two.
7 Considerations for Building a World-Class Strategy
The strongest strategies are rarely the most complicated. They are usually the clearest. They create direction, alignment, confidence and commercial focus across the business, while still allowing enough flexibility for organisations to adapt as circumstances change.