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Strategic Consultancy

Is your business at risk? Are you losing ground to competitors? What are the main threats to your business? Where is your business going?

Moore and Smalley’s strategic business advisors provide the answers. This partner-led team works closely with businesses to perform an independent strategic analysis, providing a complete risk diagnosis and setting a blueprint for future success.

Our risk management consultation will examine every aspect of business operations - IT, HR, financial controls, management structure, health and safety, marketing, VAT and tax compliance, and statutory obligations.

This risk audit will harvest solutions for growth and development, working in conjunction with clients’ business and personal goals, setting a clear strategy for the future progress and running of the business.

In true Moore and Smalley fashion, clients benefit from a holistic approach, utilising the firm's extensive range of services and experts.

We can revolutionise the vision and performance of a business, giving clients the impetus to create and maximise opportunities.

Our services include:
  • Risk Consultancy and Management
  • Risk Management Strategies
  • GAP Analysis
  • Feasibility Studies
  • Financial Systems and Operations
  • Internal Audit
  • Market Analysis
  • Profit Improvement Strategies
  • Management Consultancy

For further information, please contact Andrew Norman at info@mooreandsmalley.co.uk

Bottomline Newsletter

  • Bottom Line Winter 2009
    In this issue of Bottom Line Graham Gordon looks at pension alternatives for high earners, James Treadwell provides an update on the new Companies Act rules and Stephen Adams discusses the new VAT rates. The Moore and Smalley debate brought together regional businesses, banks and solicitors who discuss whether 2010 will be the year of recovery, and we speak to Eliot Ward the new Chief Executive of Preston Vision

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Poll

Have you got enough working capital to meet potential growth in 2010?

We have enough cash in the bank / working capital
The recession has wiped out our cash reserves – we would need to borrow
We are already heavily geared with our bank and would struggle to obtain further funding
Results!