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Business worries keeping you awake at night?
Entrust has been operating the Pathfinder / Company Recovery Programme in the North East of England for over 10 years. The programme historically worked with over 1,500 businesses experiencing serious financial difficulties. Recent consultation with the business community demonstrated huge demand for this type of “hands on” support; and in response we adapted the programme to allow us to continue to work with viable businesses who are experiencing short term hurdles but who also have strong growth potential.
Entrust recognises that future growth needs commitment and resource, and ensuring that you are following the right path can make the difference between success and failure. Our experienced specialist Pathfinder team can provide confidential, professional advice to facilitate and offer direction to businesses.
We offer a free initial consultation to complete a thorough diagnostic and eligibility assessment of the business. We then work closely with management to identify areas of concern before suggesting specific recommendations to help remedy the situation and plan for growth.
Entrust is able to offer 100% subsidised support to all eligible businesses until March 2012.
If you think your business may benefit from this assistance, please contact Michelle Rainbow on: 0191 244 4022 or email pathfinder@entrust.co.uk.
Pathfinder is part of Solutions for Business, the Government’s package of publicly funded business support designed to help companies start and grow, and is funded by Regional Development Agency One North East and ERDF.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Alexis Towell .
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