17th March 2016

How to plan and manage change in your business

In our latest in a series of ‘Better Business’ webcasts, Panacea Adviser is delighted to have once again teamed up with Glassagh Consulting to produce a FREE ‘Bento for One’ webcast to support and educate advisers.

What: ‘Bento for One’ webcast - How to plan and manage change in your business

When: 13:00 – 14:00, Friday 1st April 2016

New technology and consumer behaviour are driving a socio-economic tsunami with the ascendancy of the informed consumer and the growing fashion of self-service. So, any individual or business that does not prepare for the changes it faces is in danger of missing out on the opportunities that every change always brings.

Remember, the asteroid that ended the world of the dinosaurs also allowed the rise of the mammals.

Change is a constant of life and business, so in this latest webcast, John Joe McGinley of Glassagh Consulting will provide some simple but effective techniques and tools to help you manage the stressful and sometimes time consuming experience it can bring.

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