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Advice for local small businesses

By DadOf4
March 18, 2020 in Request a Tradesperson

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DadOf4

Posted March 18, 2020

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Posted March 18, 2020

If any local business are currently daunted and need help with planning, [attempting to] strategize, pulling together the raft of financial data that the government and banks are likely to ask for or simply want an experienced sounding board - I'm happy to help

I've been running companies for 20+ years (from SMB to PLC). I currently run a number of tech businesses and, luckily, they're not affected by the current situation - happy to help anybody I can, however I can. I live in SE22 and mainly work from home

In 2008, I was CEO of a services company that was hammered by the downturn - I learnt a lot about running a company in a crisis, getting government/HMRC support, dealing with creditors, etc. I'm not a business coach, a lawyer or accountant but have been around the block quite a few times. Dont know if I'll have answers for people (or the answers they want) , but happy to chat & advise where I can

Please DM me if anybody needs help

Happy to share profile on DM

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