The second of the Enterprise lectures I attended was one
concerning creating your own business hosted by Nigel Gorski who is an
accountant who has worked with many different lucrative companies in his time,
in this lecture he would cover the hurdles and pitfalls of running your own business
but also what benefits there are.
Before going into the main areas of his talk he explained
that there was a business start up master class within the university to help
those who were very serious about starting their own companies, this struck me
as being an amazing idea within the constructs of the university because after
graduating many of us just try to make it on our own but this master class
could give many people the leg up that they need to succeed in their working
lives.
Within any business you create you will usually take part in
over 14 different job roles, within a business you create there are the ups and
downs regarding your views to being your own boss and incorporating an
interactive aspect of his talk, Nigel conversed with us to talk about the
positives and also the negatives furthermore he got us to write down what companies
we invisage ourselves creating and rank them in probability which helps map out
what goal you have at the start of the talk so that you can create an image of
your business and apply his talk to your business which was a ace idea.
50% of new businesses brakes within the first financial
year, many of the problems that they face were outlined by Nigel and then
solutions were explained of how to solve the problems and keep any business afloat.
Nigel proposed an idea which he backed up with finding within his job, he
stated that with the rise in fuel prices many shoppers are starting to go to
more local shops to try and save on fuel and this then builds upon small local businesses
and they start to turn in a lot better profit margins whereas the bigger
corporations margins are declining.
One of the final and main talking point throughtout the
whole talk was one of finance and how that is the lifeblood of any business,
everything revolves around the comings and goings of your money.
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