A Midlands-based business & financial management expert is
offering businesses help to make efficiency savings after revealing
some private sector companies are potentially losing hundreds of
thousands of pounds from their "bottom line".
Suttongate Consulting believes it can release profitability and
ultimately cash lost through inefficiency which for some businesses
can be as high as 25 per cent of their turnover, according surveys
referred to in a recent seminar organised by CIMA (the Chartered
Institute of Management Accountants)
The consultancy firm, based in Sutton Coldfield, uses a Business
Improvement Process, which examines a company's operations and
procedures to identify where value is being added and crucially
where value is being lost.
Experts from Suttongate are skilled in identifying where
inefficiencies such as errors, reworking, duplication and downtime
are taking place and help to address the issues on a continuous
improvement basis. This in turn helps businesses, through these
improvements in their processes, by boosting their profit margins,
reducing costs, improving their cash flow and enabling them to be
more effective in meeting their customers' requirements.
Dominic Sears, Suttongate Consulting Managing Director,
highlights the benefits of using Consultant Financial
Directors:
"I am passionate about making business easier and more rewarding
to manage. Addressing inefficiency and waste, which exists in all
companies, is critical to promoting sustainable growth and
profitability, as well as helping that business to gain a
competitive advantage.
With our help companies could add tens or even hundreds of
thousands of pounds to their 'bottom line' each year."
Mr Sears started the company to offer a Finance Director Service
to smaller businesses on a part-time basis and at a fraction of the
cost of a full-time in-house Finance Director.
Businesses interested in taking up the opportunity to release
value within their organisation can speak to Suttongate for a free,
no obligation initial consultation.