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From S to M in the SME growth cycle: how to make your business sustainable as it expands

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NETPark
16/03/2010
08:30
13:00

Venue

Venue Name: NETPark Incubator
Venue Address: Thomas Wright Way
Venue Town/City: Sedgefield
Venue Region: County Durham
Venue Postcode: TS21 3FD
Venue Web Address: http://www.uknetpark.net
Venue Email: events@uknetpark.net

Booking Details

Telephone: 07140 625180
Delegate Cost: £0
Description: Technology companies can expand rapidly – this intensive and interactive seminar will give you a framework to be able to sustain an efficient, effective and profitable business.

Getting a product to market for a small firm can be tricky – sustaining the growth even more difficult. The transition from a small to a medium-sized company is often more fraught than it needs to be – this seminar will flag up some of the common issues and introduce tips and tools to put secure foundations in place.
Number of Places = 30

Who should attend?

Representatives of companies working in science, engineering and technology.

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