What to do to drive business profits in 2014

There are 4 decisions to make.

According to an event release, local businesses who are looking to achieve topline growth in 2014 are in for a treat. In an unprecedented partnership, local training organisation Adam Khoo Learning Technologies Group (AKLTG) has joined hands with top business thinker Verne Harnish to open up business learning opportunities for Singapore companies. Harnish will present his acclaimed workshop, Mastering the Rockefeller Habits (MRH) on 11 March 2014 at the Suntec Convention Centre.

The 4 Key Decisions to Driving Revenue & Profits in 2014

Named one of the ‘Top 10 Minds in Small Business’ by Fortune Small Business magazine, Verne Harnish created the Rockefeller Habits based on the leadership and management skills of business magnate John D. Rockefeller (one of the wealthiest man in history). He asserts the four critical decisions — People, Strategy, Execution and Cash — that every firm must get right in order to achieve growth in the changing world of business and maximise revenue, profits and time.
Harnish firmly believes that people dynamics play a huge impact on business growth. According to him, ‘getting the right people to do the right things’ should be the top priortity for every business. In his one-day workshop, he shows CEOs and management teams how to get their people to perform with clear accountabilities and metrics. Harnish will also delve into the other three ‘key decisions’ and work with participants to revamp their business strategy using his famed One-Page Strategic Plan.

A Game Changer in Singapore’s Business Learning Scene

The MRH workshop has received praise and support from well-known local companies like JobsCentral, Property Guru, Lunch Actually, BGC Group and 77th Street. Says Violet Lim, CEO of Lunch Actually, “Verne’s workshop was very insightful. My team and I learnt lots and cannot wait to get going on implementing the things we have learnt.”
The workshop’s inaugural Singapore run, which was held in October last year, saw the attendance of 121 business leaders from 38 companies. This included delegates from Malaysia, Thailand and Philppines, who flew in specially to attend the event.

Local companies such as Charles & Keith and Reebonz have long subscribed to Harnish’s system of strategic planning, having attended his presentations at international business conferences. With the launch of his workshop in Singapore, Harnish hopes to further reach out to the local business community and transform their perspectives on strategic planning.

Says Patrick Cheo, CEO of AKLTG, “I’m very proud to work with Verne Harnish to present this mentorship opportunity to fellow Singapore businesses. Other countries like America and China have long adopted a strong culture of business learning. I’m happy that Singapore companies are opening up and realising that mentorship and coaching can provide a significant boost to their business strategy. ”

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