Most managing directors who take up a Penman Strategic Business Review are invariably shocked when they get the opportunity to see how the Business Information companies like Dun & Bradstreet or Experian assess their company.

Why do most companies in the SME market look very poor on paper? The answer is simple, most companies file abbreviated accounts and few people are ideally placed to see the negative impact that this can have on their business. Vendor Vetting is now standard amongst larger companies and if they cannot see what they need to - you lose the deal.

Your Penman Business Advisor is here to help. They show you your file and give you the simple steps that you need to take to make sure your company is seen to be as strong as it is. So don’t lose out on revenues, get a Penman Business Review done free. E-mail: amanda.reid@penmanstrategic.co.uk

Business Angel Returns to the Penman Fold

We were delighted to welcome back Peter Anderson after a long break. Peter is a heavyweight in the world of Business and is keen to assess potential businesses for acquisition and all enquiries should be directed to stewart@penmanstrategic.co.uk in the first instance.

Penman Business Advisor - Record Numbers Apply

Applications to Penman have almost doubled since the beginning of 2009 and the standard across the board is very high. We look for business experts in their own right, often former senior directors of larger companies who wish to now focus on helping others. There has been a marked increase in applications from the banking sector which is very useful. CV’s should be addressed to stewart@penmanstrategic.co.uk Ref - PBA Web Enquiry)