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Boost Workshop: Business Model Canvas

September 19, 2024

09:30 - 12:00

Preston

Boost

Do you need a simple and effective growth plan?

A route map that shows the way to business growth? Sets out the plan clearly and all on one page, and even helps you get there? Helps communicate your targets and ambitions with everyone in your business? And would you like to create it in just three hours?

Then register your interest for this workshop hosted by Boost Lancashire and facilitated by John Warren, Director of Matchbox Associates and an experienced business adviser who’s helped many North West companies achieve accelerated growth over the last decade.

We’ll take you through the Business Model Canvas – an easy to use business tool that’s recognised globally and has been proven to deliver excellent results. You’ll learn how to use it to better understand your own business and focus on the critical drivers for growth, and take away some key action points that you can work on immediately.

Our workshop covers:

  • The Business Model Canvas. A plan on a page – everything you need clearly set out and in one place 
  • How to make the numbers work - focusing on cost and revenue 
  • Recognising customer needs and how to target them
  • Identifying and managing risk
  • Mapping the key relationships that will make your business successful 
  • Creating a compelling value proposition – how to stand out from your competition 
  • Cutting out waste through concentrating on those activities that add value 
  • Communicating the plan and engaging your team 
  • Q&A – dealing with specific challenges participants want to discuss.

About John Warren

John has helped many small and medium-sized businesses implement successful growth strategies since co-founding Matchbox Associates over 10 years ago. He’s worked at board level in multiple large businesses, and uses that experience to simplify big business know-how so that smaller businesses can benefit.

John’s speciality is in identifying simple solutions to complex problems and driving better performance through practical and usable strategies.

Don't miss this opportunity to upskill and conquer your public speaking fears. The workshop also includes delightful snacks, providing a perfect setting for networking and discussion. If interested, please register your interest via Eventbrite and our events facilitator will be in touch to confirm your place.

Boost's Growth Catalyst service is for businesses that want to grow turnover, transform profitability and create new jobs. Qualifying businesses need to have experienced organic turnover and employee growth already, and have been trading for over three years. It is available to small, medium-sized and large business in any sector or industry.

This service is available to businesses within the following partner local authority areas: Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council, Burnley Council, Chorley Council, Fylde Council, Hyndburn Borough Council, Pendle Borough Council, Preston City Council, South Ribble Borough Council, West Lancashire Borough Council and Wyre Council.

Venue address

Shout Network, Unit 1
Edward VII Quay
Navigation Way
Ashton-on-Ribble
Preston PR2 2YF
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Department for Trade and Business
Northern Powerhouse
Lancashire County Council

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