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Do you ever question why some businesses are more successful and outperform others? And what’s the key differentiator to winning market share, achieving profitable growth and creating high performance teams ?
It’s People & Strategy Day at B4 so we’re highlighting some recent and not so recent articles and press releases posted by B4 members over the past year or so. Some content is pre-COVID but still relevant so get stuck in for great advice from our growing community of experts.
Competitive advantage means positioning your company ahead of other companies to achieve superiority in quality, cost, value, market position or innovation. Regardless of what it means to a company, it may be the single factor to attaining success and business sustainability.
How to keep it together when the going gets tough… Jackie Jarvis the Walking Business Coach talked to three B4 members about a subject close to her heart and her business.
The Small Business Charter and The University of Leicester invite Oxfordshire business to join our free Small Business Leadership Programme.
Get a secure and consistent income in your business in 4 weeks. Our online course will teach you the skills you need to thrive and not just survive in tough economic times.
Covid has put heavy pressure on our mental health. Which to most of us is no surprise when we found out about lock down!
Join Jackie Jarvis for an inspirational talk on her solo trek to re-kickstart her drive and spirits.
Mindfulness is often touted as a panacea to Mental health issues in the workplace, but is it really the most appropriate method of boosting mental fitness?
Does Britain’s fragile economy really hang on a classic club sandwich and a cappuccino?
About this session: Mike discusses his journey as a social entrepreneur, and some of the key learnings he has picked up along the way. He can discuss how to build a financially successful business focused on meeting a huge global social need.
Work continues to rapidly shift. A few years ago, technologies and innovations like big data, AI, machine learning, Blockchain and cloud were relatively unknown, yet today they’re ubiquitous, and with recent events, essential.
