Business Management

 

1.Business Management

  • develop goals and objectives that tend to growth and prosperity;
  • design and implement business plans and strategies to promote the attainment of goals;
  • ensure that the company has the adequate and suitable resources to complete its activities (e.g. people, material, equipment etc.);
  • organize and coordinate operations in ways that ensure maximum productivity;
  • supervise the work of employees and provide feedback and counsel to improve efficiency and effectiveness;
  • maintain relationships with partners/vendors/suppliers;
  • gather, analyze and interpret external and internal data and write reports;
  • assess overall company performance against objectives;
  • represent the company in events, conferences etc.;
  • ensure adherence to legal rules and guidelines;

2.Entrepreneurship Management

  • guiding you through the procedure of establishing/ registering as entrepreneur/ enterprise, transferring from entrepreneur to enterprise or registration of changes ;
  • creating a business plan;
  • creating marketing strategy;
  • creating production and service provision plan;
  • financial part of the plan;
  • creating website;
  • to identify founding opportunities;
  • providing assistance with organizational issues, business efficiency, information, management, etc.;
  • helping you to open your own web site and guide you to digital marketing, social networks, advertising, public relations, media contacting, and online store;
  • helping you with public relations and communication strategy (press releases, announcements, media contacts, media releases);
  • help you how to choose your location and your office;
  • help you networking with other people and clients;

3.Project Management

  • Directing and managing a project from start to finish;
  • Develop and maintain project plans, schedules, budgets, and resource allocation;
  • Monitor and track project progress, risks, and issues, and develop solutions to address them;
  • Manage project teams, including assigning tasks, setting priorities, and providing guidance and support;
  • Identify potential problems in the project and solve them early on;
  • Close the project and create a project closure report;

4.Event Management:

  • liaise with clients to find out their exact event requirements;
  • produce detailed proposals for events (including timelines, venues, suppliers, legal obligations, staffing and budgets);
  • research venues, suppliers and contractors, then negotiate prices and hire;
  • manage and coordinate suppliers and all event logistics (for example, venue, catering, travel);
  • liaise with sales and marketing teams to publicize and promote the event;
  • manage all pre-event planning, organizing guest speakers and delegate packs;
  • coordinate suppliers, handle client queries and troubleshoot on the day of the event to ensure that all runs smoothly and to budget;
  • manage a team of staff, giving full briefings;
  • organize facilities for car parking, traffic control, security, first aid, hospitality and the media;
  • make sure that insurance, legal, health and safety obligations are followed;
  • oversee the dismantling and removal of the event and clear the venue efficiently;
  • produce post-event evaluation to inform future events;
  • research opportunities for new clients and events;

5.Legal Affairs Management

  • organizes, coordinates, monitors and controls the execution of legal, general, personnel and administrative tasks;
  • develops, defines and coordinates the preparation of programs and work plans in the field of legal, personnel and administrative affairs;
  • makes decisions on the way of realization of legal, personnel and administrative tasks;
  • monitor and prepare the implementation and compliance of general and individual acts with regulations from the scope of work;
  • monitors and control the preparation of contracts, general acts, contracts and other general and individual acts  and their implementation and makes a decision on undertaking legal measures;
  • solves labor, disciplinary and other procedures and manages other legal affairs;
  • supervises the work of employees on legal, personnel and administrative tasks;
  • coordinates work in the field of employee protection against abuse at work;
  • analyzes problems in performing tasks and prepares guidelines and instructions for employees to standardize and apply best practices;
  • managing the procedure of establishing as business entity or legal form changes: