THE Journal is offering ten readers an exclusive free taster session with an innovative business coaching organisation that has just come to north east England for the first time.
The Alternative Board (TAB) helps business owners and managers develop and improve their companies' operations and achieve their personal objectives by bringing together like-minded people using a combination of 'peer' advice private coaching sessions and bespoke web-based tools.
David Whitmell, who has served as an Executive or Non Executive Director for more than fifteen north east SMEs, will be running a free TAB taster session exclusively for NEBusiness readers on Friday 18 March at Dickinson Dees' Trinity Gardens offices in Newcastle, to give local business owners the chance to experience first-hand how the TAB concept works and could benefit them. Places at the event are limited, and breakfast will be provided.
FOR YOUR CHANCE TO CLAIM ONE OF TEN PLACES, visit www.nebusiness.co.uk/competitions and enter your details on the form provided. Places will be allocated to the first ten qualifying entries only.
For more information on The Alternative Board, please visit www.TheAlternativeBoard.co.uk/Newcastle
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