CBay Advisory Group provides free electronic newsletters for small business owners and managers. The newsletter is titled Smart Business Matters and the topics are timely, easy to read and educational.
Annapolis, MD (PRWEB) June 29, 2005 -- CBay Advisory Groups Adam Santavicca has a formidable challenge—helping area small businesses to survive and thrive. The U.S. Small Business Administration, Office of Advocacy, states that four out of five new businesses close within the first five years of opening. Many of these businesses fail for a number of reasons, but the biggest reason for failure is lack of planning by the business owner. Other factors come into play including the fact that many entrepreneurs do not have the expertise or experience in running a business. Their expertise is in the product or services they provide.
Adam Santavicca, principal and founding director of CBay Advisory Group, knows that there is a lot of information available to small business owners which they can access. However, it is in different places and the business owner does not always know where to find the information that will provide helpful advice they can use everyday in their business. For many small business owners, their busy schedules make it difficult to find the time to search out this information that can be very useful to them.
With this in mind, CBay has now created a free newsletter to provide quality information to businesses—without them having to search for it. Once each quarter, CBay will distribute an electronic newsletter, Smart Business Matters, to small business owners and managers. The topics are timely, easy to read and educational.
To obtain a copy of this free newsletter, send an email to adam@cbayadvisory.com requesting Smart Business Matters. Current and previous newsletters can also be found at www.cbayadvisory.com in the Articles/Advice section.
About CBay Advisory Group
CBay Advisory Group provides hands-on management consulting services for small businesses. CBay works with owners of start-up companies, companies going through change, growth, troubled periods, or looking for an exit strategy. This includes organizing financial reports to understand how profitable or unprofitable the company is, and working to create a model that allows the company to grow and prosper. Part of the process includes the building of a Business Plan that creates the roadmap for the business owner to follow to achieve measurable goals in a short period of time.
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