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"The EDIAIS Vision - aims and features"(June, 2009)
Since every business and its needs are different, Business Plan Services offers a full range of services to increase a plan's chance of success. Let Business Plan Services write your plan for you and with you, leaving you free to keep your business running and providing you with the benefit of external independent input to maximise your chances of success. Enterprise is often associated with entrepreneurial activity and without this the economy would have less potential to grow. One business which offers key holding services has shown entrepreneurial flair and as such have experienced growth. This growth has led to increased employment opportunities therefore helping the local economy in which they operate. Dedicated to providing experienced and talented interim management in the UK and world wide to the public and private sectors. When assessing some small businesses we were amazed that many of them see their website as just a brochure to link to on their offline marketing campaigns and newspaper adverts. This company Currency Today is a great example how a company is taking their online presence that step further utilizing the very latest in multimedia and technology available to them. Businesses must take their sites seriously. |
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INTRODUCING THE EDIAIS TEAM . . . .
EDIAIS has been developed jointly by Institute for Development Policy and Management (IDPM), of Manchester University, and Women In Sustainable Enterprise Development Ltd (WISE Development).
For more information about IDPM and WISE please see their own websites:
http://idpm.man.ac.uk/ and http://www.wisedevelopment.com
Director: Colin Kirkpatrick , Director of IDPM
Project Manager: Caroline Pinder, Director of WISE Development
Project Research Officer: Sarah Mosedale
Main EDIAIS Contact point: info@enterprise-impact.org.uk
Site Manager & Information Resources: Shirley Giggey
Researchers: Tertia Gavin, Clive George, David Hulme, Linda
Mayoux, Jenifer Piesse
Other Contributors: Richard Bond, Malcolm Harper, Mary Straker,
Oliver Wakelin, Basheer Shadrach, Theo Schilderman, Tom Franks,
Chris Pay, Gillian Mann, Jenny Holland, Norman Lee.
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