Running a business is no easy task. It’s expected and normal to come across hurdles that can test various aspects of your company. Luckily there are resources available to help you navigate through any business challenge you may face.
When times get tough for your business, you might consider hiring a coach or an advisor to provide you with extra support. While the two roles are often referred to interchangeably, there are a few key differences to take note:
A business coach tends to focus more on improving an individual; for example, the manager or leader of the business. They tend to offer more generalized solutions and advice. A business advisor, on the other hand, takes a more hands-on and specialized approach to provide solutions for the overall business.
How Our Business Advisors Can Help You
At Violand, we have business advisors who are ready to evaluate your business hurdles and offer helpful solutions to overcome them. They will bring value to you, your employees, your company by providing the following services:
Discovery Visits
We believe in the value of in-person interactions and visits. While video calls are definitely an option, we prefer to visit your company location and meet with your team. We offer multi-day visits where we’ll offer recommendations on company functions, work culture, and employee performance.
Comprehensive Focus
When it comes to consulting, we consider and plan for your company in its entirety. Our Sustained Profitable Growth Model provides guidance and accountability for your business, its employees, and owners.
Strategic Planning
We understand the importance of identifying the unique characteristics and challenges of each business we work with. When formulating a strategic plan for your business, we take into consideration your unique hurdles and your short and long-term goals before creating a marketing plan specific to your business.
Peer Networking
In addition to all our consulting services, we provide opportunities for you to learn from and interact with other forward-thinking industry professionals. With peer networking, you have the opportunity to be an advisor and learner by providing assistance and seeking advice on major business objectives and benchmarks.
