Entrepreneurs Succeed with us. Launch date 24th July

Peter Kelly the founder of Pegasus Funding Resources has Co-authored this exciting new business book for SMEs.

This book is a highly readable set of principles and actions, which will convert readily into increased performance and profits in your business.

Entrepreneurs can sometimes struggle to meet the goals they have set themselves and may need help to create the high performance business of their dreams. The aim of Entrepreneurs Succeed with Us is to help such entrepreneurs get to grips with difficult to identify and resolve business-critical issues and kick-start growth plans to achieve their goals. These may include a successful exit strategy. The book has been written by a team of highly capable professionals who appreciate the pressures of an entrepreneur's day to day and longer term problems. Its content is designed to help them recover from difficult situations by getting to the root causes of their sleepless nights.

Entrepreneurs Succeed with Us addresses a range of key issues that face all entrepreneurs at some point in their business. It examines the health of a company and helps re-examine both the company mission and the owners personal vision for the future. It also identifies alternatives to banks for financing the business, improvements that can be made to marketing to kick-start growth and the best strategies for a successful exit to your retirement plan. The book also explains how developing a growth mindset is vital to any companys future success, as is avoiding many of the pitfalls in developing ICT systems and complying with employment and other laws.

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Insolvency Figures show better start to the summer.

The latest Business Insolvency Index from Experian reveals that, overall, the business insolvency rate for the UK maintained its low level of 0.08% for the fourth month running, down from 0.09% in May 2012.

The insolvency rate fell in seven out of the 11 government regions in May 2013 – a major improvement on the same month in 2012, when just one region, Yorkshire, saw an improvement on the previous year. Insolvencies in the north east fell from 0.14% in May 2012 to 0.11% in May 2013, and Scotland also continued its recent form as insolvency rates stayed at 0.03% for the sixth month in a row.

Looking at insolvencies by company size, smaller businesses – which represent the vast majority of UK companies – have again done well. The best performance compared to last May was among companies with six to 10 employees, down from 0.20% to 0.16%. In fact, the insolvency rate amongst all companies with less than 10 employees, representing 1.8 million businesses, hasn’t risen for the last four months.

Max Firth, managing director of Experian Business Information Services for the UK and Ireland, said: “May’s insolvency figures show improvements across many areas of the UK. What’s particularly pleasing is that insolvencies among smaller businesses, which are the backbone of the UK economy, are showing a longer-term change for the better, while building and construction firms can also take heart at the drop-off in insolvencies after a particularly difficult period.”

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