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 Cavendish in the news

As a leading voice in business, Cavendish regularly appears in the news worldwide.

Please click or view on a few of the various articles below for powerful information. Over 400 articles published worldwide.

`Financial Management - the CEO function`
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Management guru Colin Thompson focuses on five specific
activities of the CEO. He outlines the need for control in
bringing these together. "Perhaps the biggest mistake
entrepreneurs make (after running out of cash) is thinking that
financial management involves only looking at the past."


`Negotiating Successful Business Deals`

`How to Survive in this Competitive World`

`Management Development - Developing the Team`

 Published on the `Accounting Web` site. www.accountingweb.co.uk

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Review: 'Management Teams' by Meredith Belbin


Colin Thompson finds a book that lives up to the
blurb on its jacket cover: "It should be read by all that have
responsibility and authority for guiding organisations in their
selection of management teams."

Published on the `Accounting Web` site

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Review: 'Alexander the Great's Art of Strategy'
 

With the life of Alexander the Great set to get the Hollywood
treatment in the form of a blockbuster movie starring Brad Pitt,

Colin Thompson assesses a work that examines Alexander's
leadership style and strategy. The big question is whether any
of this has relevance to the 21st Century business world?

Published on the `Accounting Web` site


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Review - 'The Prudence of Mr Gordon Brown' 

Review - 'Non-Executive Directors`

Colin Thompson, reviews 'Non-Executive Directors' published by Profile Books.

A non-executive director himself, Thompson believes this book "is a essential guide for anyone running a business who wants to make it grow and avoid the pitfalls, which bring so many companies down. If you have not already done so, it may be time to take on board a non-executive director to raise the `bottom-line`.

Review - 'The Phoenix Effect`
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"In this unpredictable economy, 'The Phoenix Effect: 9
Revitalising Strategies No Business Can Do Without' provides
practical, strategic options to improve a struggling business or
to further strengthen a healthy business." High praise indeed. 

Published on the `Accounting Web` site

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Other articles published below can be obtained on request from:  info@cavendish-mr.org.uk

`Management - Getting the balancing act right` -

The Management & Technology Journal of The Printing Industries of Australia

`Building Blocks of Partnering`

The View Journal - Xplor European Edition 

`10 excellent reasons to use e-invoicing` -

 The Institute of Professional Financial Managers

`The Profit Box` -

 Accountancy Magazine of The Institute of Chartered Accountants

`How do we value our people? ` -

 International Forms Journal

`Acquisitions - The formula for success` -

The Management journal of The British Printing Industries Federation

`22 point plan for success` -

 Institute of Printing and Communications

`Management Techniques to Increase the `bottom-line` -

 British Association of Printing and Communications 

`Why goal setting works! ` -

 PrintWriter Inc.

`Document management is vital to business success in an information society` -

 Xplor

`Coaching and Mentoring Improve Profit` -

DocuForms International Journal

`Performance measurement system for business growth` -

BAPC

`Wake up Printing Industry` - BAPC

`Benchmarking` -

Executive up - dates PrintWriter Inc. 

`The Pulse of the Printing and Communications Industry` -

PrintWriter Inc.              

Over 400 articles have been published on various subjects worldwide.

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