A Great Business Model #GotGotNeed
Whether or not you’re addicted to the latest Panini Album like we are, Martin looks at why Panini’s Business Model is so successful.
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Whether or not you’re addicted to the latest Panini Album like we are, Martin looks at why Panini’s Business Model is so successful.
“I was impressed with the detail and focus (straight to the point, no messing around). Martin was able to pinpoint key challenges for our business along with the first “fix” tasks to complete before the next catch up. The resources are really excellent too. The whole system is very well set up too in terms of communication channels. I believe all businesses would benefit from Advocate coaching.”
– Prue
“I feel you instantly pick up on the problem root cause without faff. It’s like Martin goes into brain surgery mode donning the blue lab coat to drill down and be specific to your challenge.”
– Laura
“The service you guys provide is excellent.”
– Simon
Friday marks a special birthday and she’s our WHY we do, what we do. Watch Martin’s message of thanks & his passion to inspire you to remember your personal why.
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“What makes this book a 5 star business book for me is that the author’s storytelling ability makes it an interesting read which is rare for a business book. Through the narrative of his life and his journey through various businesses and entrepreneurship, he draws out the lessons and key messaging. Martin clearly has a great deal of experience in mentoring and coaching small businesses and simplifies his learnings into a digestible format which can be applied to any individual or SME in the early stages of their business.”
– Fiona
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Our motto, Ad astra, is a Latin phrase meaning “to the stars”.
Our founder, Martin Norbury, first came across this phrase back in 1979 when he started life at Slough Grammar (now Upton Court), one of the top ten Grammar Schools in the country. Their vision and motto, still used today, speak for their aspiration they have for their students.
Here at Advocate Business Services, Ad astra stands for our ambition for business growth and success for our clients. If you think we're about business coaching, then you've missed the point. What we stand for is helping business owners choose what they do with their tomorrow. As well as building proven SCALE models and processes, we put as much energy and passion into helping develop personal skills and changing the way our clients think, act and behave.
Yes, we’re brutally honest, but our principles remain respectful and honourable. Doing the right thing is just as important to us as doing things right.
We only work with people who have high ambitions to transform their business and lifestyle, are enablers and implementers, and who are prepared to look in the mirror. So we ultimately look at working with upcoming or established Stars in their chosen industry, whatever their business and background. This means we accelerate the rate of change, get real results and we celebrate and enjoy success together.
"Our Business Skyrocketed! Since meeting Martin, my business has not only skyrocketed, but skyrocketed with control. We haven’t been ‘flying by the seat of our pants’ because of the scalable model we implemented with the help of Martin. The guys have allowed us to build bomb proof foundations”. - Dominic Jones, Barton Technology