#097 The Business Hub Show Podcast 15 January 2012
Posted by Ian on Jan 15, 2012 in Podcasts | 1 commentIn this weeks show we find out what business can expect in 2012, how toxic work relationships can impact your the bottom line, everything you needed to know about business premises, the importance of sound business planning in today’s turbulent economic situation and top tips for bringing your team together to help your business grow.
Interview with Alex Pratt OBE, asking his thoughts on how 2012 is going to be for businesses and entrepreneurs.
Interview with Susan Quilliam, relationship psychologist talking about the way toxic work relationships can impact not only on satisfaction but also on the bottom line.
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Interview with Roger Hetherington, Director of BPS Cambridge, a new regional office of Business Plan Services Ltd. Talking about the importance of sound business planning in today’s turbulent economic condition
Interview with Rich Wainwright, Action Coach Business coach. The topic is ‘helping businesses grow’ and Rich will give his top tips for this.
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Ian and Mark – it was so lovely to be on the show… and wow, was your comment about ‘Cambridge needs’ on the button!
Literally yesterday I was talking to a Silicone Fen Technological Wizard who was enthusing about how well he was doing… but admitted that he wasn’t going to grow the business because (his words) “that whole hiring business feels too hard….”. There you go – sometimes even just *thinking* about work relationships can hold you back.
Keep up the good work, guys!
Susan