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Business Turnaround (new Zoom course on 21 May)

Course: Business Turnaround

Date: 21 May 2020 Thursday 2 to 5 pm

Venue: Online at Zoom.  Details to be given when you register

Fee: $68 (no GST)

Limit to 10 people for quality coaching purpose.  Register at https://www.eventbrite.hk/e/business-turnaround-new-zoom-course-tickets-105333960712


Yes, people are predicting that as much as 29% of businesses are closing down or plan to close down as they cannot withstand 3 months of zero or very low income due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. When your business is down on the slippery road, do you let it fall or do you try your best to turn it around? Is bankruptcy the only option? Do you give up or give it your all?

This course BUSINESS TURNAROUND, taken from our multi-day MBA-like courses for companies (called Corporate Turnaround)is now available to you at a fraction of its cost. Enrol for this course and you can not just save your business, but also save thousands of jobs and people from misery. Power-packed contents not covered elsewhere:

  1. The 5 Internal and 6 External causes of business failure: and none is your fault

  2. The one test for your business if it can survive for another lockdown or circuit breaker

  3. 10 signs that your business is heading for closure

  4. Business Turnaround in 4 steps WITHOUT getting Receivers and Consultants help

  5. Step 1: Take Control: how to take control of the Pandemic from killing your business?

  6. Step 2: Get Stakeholders Support: Suppliers, Customers, Banks, Employees, Landlords and Government

  7. Step 3: Restructure Finance: how to get FREE Cash Flow

  8. Step 4: Fix the Business in 7 steps

  9. Top 31 Ways to Get New Sales at Zero Cost

  10. Top 20 Financial Engineering Ways to Cut Cost Without Cutting Pay or Chop Heads

  11. Business Innovation in 2 ways: Revenue model and Management model

Bonus: Weekly Cash Forecast template and how to do it

Who should not attend: People that have already closed down their business or is in the liquidation process

For Who Attend:

1. People that Want to Turnaround their Business

2. Consultants and Trainers that want to help their clients very much NOW

3. Business Chambers and Associations that want to help their members

4. Government people that want to help our population

5 Benefits of this course:

1. You'll learn ways that consultants charge thousands of dollars

2. You can avoid future business failures

3. You'll get your business saved

4. You'll save jobs and families

5. You save yourself

*We limit the Zoom class to 10 for quality coaching purpose. Enquiries: Andy at 65-93672286. 

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