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The number of new businesses is scaling up as people nowadays incline to run their businesses rather than being someone's subordinates.

Reasons To Consider Business Management Skills In A Startup Business Consultant

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A business advisor can elicit an overall escalation in the company. As his performance denotes the success of an organization, he should boost up some business management skills to provide quality business advisory services. Here are some major ones.

Infographics : - Skills needed to provide business advisory services | Visual.ly

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We are very happy to announce that the Meirc research on leadership has been completed. Here is some interesting information about the research project and the forthcoming book. * The research project took just over ten months to complete. * It covered 12 Middle Eastern countries: six GCC countries, plus Egypt, Jordan, Iraq, Lebanon, Palestine, and Syria. * 310 managers and senior executives were interviewed. * The average length of an interview was 1 hour and 6 minutes; this translates into 341 hours of interviewing, or 43 man days - not counting travel and waiting time. * The research was designed, planned, and organized by Farid Muna (Chairman) and Ziad Zennie (Partner)

The authors identify three stages of leadership development: the early ingredients for success starting from childhood; the paths that current and aspiring leaders should follow once they start a career; and what leaders should do exceptionally well to become and remain outstanding in organizations operating in multicultural environments.

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