Via entrepreneurial apprenticeship schemes apparently according to a recent survey by Coutts and an article on thebusinessdesk.com. While I would wholeheartedly agree that we need to start with the younger generation and better integration of entrepreneurialism into our education system from secondary schools through to universities, I still believe there is a job to be done to support entrepreneurs and smaller businesses now.
With the impending closure of Business Link are there any clear avenues for practical support for regional businesses? I suspect not and that has been one of the key drivers behind Lead Creators to deliver flexible and cost effective services like sales pipeline management and ‘Your Sales Team Cloud’ that help to improve the bottom line and bolster overall business growth. By creating opportunities in any given marketplace and delivering results, we can effectively plug into any existing operation regardless of the size to scale up business development in a short space of time and ensure the business goes from strength to strength.
It is this type of accessible and practical support that I think will prove the key to the success of budding entrepreneurs. I would be interested to know what other people’s thoughts are on this subject too, so please leave your comments below
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