Ever wanted to spend quality time ‘out of hours’ discussing key business issues with a mentor, a private tutor, a trusted adviser?

There’s plenty of expensive business advice available out there. There’s also plenty of free advice - just spend a spare hour or two searching the web.

What you won’t find is a service like Strategy One-to-One that offers a unique approach to personal development, and through this to business success.

When is the right time?

If you run an SME, when is it time to move beyond a traditional financial control viewpoint?

Strategy One-to-One recognises a large potential market for the delivery of high-quality management consultancy services to all types and sizes of organisation. To develop a competitive advantage, it makes sense to investigate and evaluate areas where value can be added alongside, and in harmony with, a traditional financial services portfolio.

It is easily possible to move beyond the business plan and funding advice, (however sophisticated) and to deliver valuable extra services geared to enhancing the firm’s survival prospects, via structured personal coaching, at highly competitive rates.

Focus

Our main focus is on strategy - charting the right course. Number one priority is to help you develop this skillset. After this you can begin to make a real difference because all your plans and projects will have a firm, logical foundation.

As part of the process you will encounter a consultancy project methodology for consultancy interventions - you’ll become a consultant to your organisation.

We have an impressive network of contacts worldwide, and call on this 24/7 through discussion forums to develop the right solution for your particular managerial ecology.

When you’re ready, you’ll find us.

“ Strategy is: That set of decisions that attempts to structure the future environment and/or make compatible with that environment the organisation’s future structure, such that the probabilities of the survival and success of the organisation are enhanced. ”

Charles J Sammonds (1986)