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Whether you’re an old hand or a young pretender, there is much to be said for learning from the best in the business. Check out these 6 of the best of the best! Read More

Assuming you love to tweet, have you ever stopped for a minute to ask whether or not you own your Twitter account, especially in cases where it is used for both personal and professional promotion? Read More

a CSR policy is not just for Christmas, it is for the entire year and is something that every organisation large and small should consider. Read More

Do you struggle with the thought of presenting? Speaking in public? Standing up in a meeting to demo something or show some charts? Well read on and learn how you can make it easier for yourself. Read More

This is the time of the year where most people have moments of nostalgia; we look back on the past with Rose Tinted glasses and reminisce about the good old days, phrases such as ‘no school like the old school’ and ‘they were the good old days’ float around. But what about the direction business an Read More

Comments on your business blog provide a means of feedback and communication with customers. But what if you aren't receiving comments? Does it matter? Read More

In order to make 2012 a profitable year, there are some things that small business owners can do to help assist their companies in starting off on the right foot. Read More

Who will Bill Cullen choose from the last 4 Apprentice candidates? Before their head to head, here are some tips that give an investment pitch a winning edge. Read More

That is the question…. However it’s a question that seems a little clouded regarding the Office Christmas Party, in the following article I hope will give a few guidelines to those who will attend their office party the stress free way. But also for companies/businesses on how they expect their sta Read More

Remember that you have the power to create change in your own business – but first you need to make the time and space in order to identify what needs to be done. Read More