Lees Business Management Consultancy Company

Business are operating in a world full of risk and uncertainty, yet identifying and managing risk is still often poorly understood. Most companies will survive if they ensure risk management is central to their business ethos and updated in line regularly with their business plan and mission. Moreover, owning your business or practice is more than just a job. It is often the place you have decided to invest most of your time and a substantial part of your wealth. It represents both income and capital value for you and for those you care about most. But, it is a unique investment that needs to be safeguarded. Whtether you are a large corporation or a SME (Small Medium Sized Enterprise), the ability to respond swiftly and effectively to a sudden or material change has never been more important. Lees could help you how to protect the investment you have made in your business, attract and retain good employees, and get the greatest personal benefit from your business investment professionally, promptly and efficiently. After WTO and Common Concerns of SME As China becomes an official member of the World Trade Organization, there exists an urgent need for business organizations worldwide with a global vision to understand China, and to quickly establish a market presence in its huge and fast growing market. While many multinational corporations spent considerable financial resources to establish a presence in China, many SMEs were unable to establish a presence in China due to significant language & cultural barriers, different legal systems, unknown risk factors, and their concerns that investment in time and money in developing the China market may prove to be futile and unprofitable. At Lees, we provide one-stop-shopping business solutions to our clients so that they can focus on what they are best at. Strategic Partner Lees could also be a strategic partner to your business and will provide commercially focused management information and advice to support a wide rang of executive decision making in order to achieve regional growth objectives. Lees could be responsible to identify business drives, alerting the financial problems to management in conjunction with recommendations on business strategies and improvements in financial, operational and business aspects and also be responsible for all aspects of finance and accounting functions, contracts and order administration, sales analysis, inventory management, internal and audit controls, statutory compliance, policies formulation, and office management. Link : http://www.freewebs.com/davidwkl/ http://davidwkl.diytrade.com/ http://davidwkl.en.ecplaza.net/ http://www.angusmoore.com/