Firm offers 'fantastic opportunity' to peers
Reporter: Robbie MacDonald
Date published: 29 June 2016
Uppermill-based 23 Degrees Business Solutions. From left: David Howcroft, Philip Pearson, Joanna Rich, Kevin Sanders, Deborah Ogden and Hugh Jones.
A BUSINESS development and training consultancy is urging Oldham firms to make the most of funding available to help them progress.
Uppermill-based 23 Degrees Business Solutions is highlighting The Executive Development Programme run by Greater Manchester Business Growth Hub.
The scheme supports the expansion of firms in business-to-business sectors and 23 Degrees has been selected as a provider to deliver the programme to successful small and medium-sized businesses.
The development programme is backed by the EU's Regional Development Fund. It is designed to support senior staff and, in turn, create business growth and new jobs.
It includes tailored coaching sessions to assist with personal and professional development, change-management and best practice.
The 23 Degrees founder and managing director Kevin Sanders said the Uppermill consultancy is one of 18 selected to deliver the programme following a tendering process.
He said: "This is a fantastic opportunity to give businesses in our area the encouragement and support they need to progress to the next level.
"Our team will help participating small and medium-sized enterprises to work smarter, enhance their brand, fine-tune their skills and plan for the future. We'll carefully configure the 18 hours of coaching to ensure maximum value for the business concerned.
"We can even support businesses through the application and interview process, because we know this can sometimes be the most daunting part."
Business owners and directors can apply by contacting 23 Degrees Business Solutions on 01457 878381 or visiting www.23-degrees.co.uk.
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