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How to Grow Your Business: A No-nonsense, Practical Guide to Growing Your Business Organically, or by Acquisition (Growing Business Guide)

How to Grow Your Business: A No-nonsense, Practical Guide to Growing Your Business Organically, or by Acquisition (Growing Business Guide)

by David Lester (Author), TrevorClawson (Author)

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    Paperback 2009

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Synopsis

Written for entrepreneur owners and decision makers of fast growth, mid-market companies. It is the most extensive and comprehensive book of its kind - crammed with advice and information from 58 issues of Growing Business This essential guide includes a wealth of material on strategic analysis; business operations; growth techniques (including organic growth techniques); raising finance; acquisitions; exit options. A must have guide for any ambitious company!

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 256
 Edition: 1
 Publisher: Crimson Publishing
Published: 15 Jul 2009
ISBN 10: 1854584111
ISBN 13: 9781854584113
Book Overview: The definitive guide on how to grow your business

Author Bio
Managing director of Crimson Business, the UK s leading supplier of information for small and medium-sized businesses, David Lester is an entrepreneurial expert. David worked as a journalist, then qualified as a chartered accountant before becoming an entrepreneur. He founded and built a consumer software company which grew substantially and was sold in 1995. Since then he has founded Crimson Business and has invested in eight other medium-sized businesses ranging from distribution to mail order, technology and functional foods; he sits on the board of several of these companies. Trevor Clawson is a freelance business journalist specialising in fast growth companies, technology, new media, corporate governance, human resources and corporate finance. He has written for a wide range of publications, including trade magazines, national newspapers such as the Guardian, Sunday Times and Mail on Sunday as well as corporate magazines.