Thinking big is not enough in business
Posted by Peter Roaf
on Sep 15, 2015
Successful business owners grow their businesses up to a certain level then seem to level off or find it a lot harder to sustain growth.How do they take their businesses to the next level?
Michael Walsh, founder of KaizenConsulting Services
Michael Walsh, founder and president of Kaizen Consulting Services Inc., in Vancouver, BC, who spoke to the club on September 19, 2015, has been helping small business owners achieve profit growth and excellence in their fields since 1995.Walsh's core belief is that businesses must be designed to achieve their owners’ personal goals. With an advanced understanding of business models and structures, he takes the guesswork out of building a high-functioning company.
His expertise stretches across business disciplines including: finance, sales & marketing, recruiting & people management, and succession planning, to name a few.
In his book, Thinking Big is Not Enough, Walsh tells the business story of Louise Pasterfield, owner of a company in the United Kingdom, for whom he has been consulting for three years. In that time she has grown her company from £400,000 per annum to £2.2
million.
New Generations Chair, Tammy Hansen, thanks Michael Walsh with a donation on his behalf to the Rotary International End Polio campaign