Why productivity matters
Productive companies get more out of what they’ve got, enabling them to increase their profits, pay higher wages and invest in their future. More productive businesses mean a more prosperous country. Discover why productivity matters below.
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To have a business mentor of this standard is like a dream come true
A carefully-selected mentor has helped Ella Mesma develop the skills and confidence required to launch her business into the corporate arena.
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Four things hospitality leaders gained from peer learning groups
By sharing issues and insights with a trusted group these Cornish hospitality leaders have overcome complex challenges in their businesses and gained new leadership skills along the way.
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I’ll never stop investing in myself and my team now
Taking a step back helped Stephanie Chamberlain turn a lack of direction into clarity, a confused message into a clear vision, and lost mojo into reinvigorated passion.
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Learning to become a better leader, without the guilt
Having become a leader through her business naturally expanding, Emma Heathcote-James always felt guilty about investing in her own development.
Productivity through People
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Our mentor’s productivity improvements saved us time and money
Allsee Technologies managing director Baoli Zhao joined the Mentoring for Growth scheme to get advice on his rapid expansion plans.
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This mentoring opportunity is like gold dust
When Glenn Bemment joined Mentoring for Growth he had no idea how much it would help with his day-to-day job and personal development.
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I’m making quicker decisions now
When Chris Mayne was offered a mentor through Be the Business, the timing was serendipitous: in January, he’d taken over as managing director of navigation engineering company Forsberg.
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Joining a peer action learning group helped Tina regain her confidence
The sudden loss of Tina Fairhurst’s husband and business partner hit her leadership confidence hard. An action learning group has helped rebuild that.
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