Wow what an awesome site

[BizDr]

Good morning everyone,

This looks like an awesome site and cannot wait to help others. Let me introduce myself.

My name is Dominic Kitchin and I just started my business consultancy BizDr.

Currently, I am in my second last semester for my MBA at Bond University and my passion is start up businesses and SME's.

BizDr focuses on two areas.

1. Turnaround specialist - I am a freelance CEO that helps businesses go from doom and gloom to groom and bloom....

2. Venture Capital coach - I help coach those people who are looking to raise funds from private equity or VC's and show them how to present to these firms and dramatically increase their chances of funding.

I am looking for three things on this site.

1. A good accountant that understands managerial accounting with a focus on ABM.
2. A good IT that understands how to implement a great CRM.
3. A business partner or someone to do a JV with.

Also, I believe in helping others, so if you have any questions and are on this site, please PM me and I will help out.

Looking forward to hearing you guys soon

Regards
Dom

[Chris Bates]

GDay Dom,

Welcome to FS, sounds like you have a lot of useful advice!

Just watch out for me, I tend to pick brains a lot :P

Cheers,
Chris

[BizDr]

pick away

[FS Concierge]

Hi Dom
Welcome to Flying Solo!

Thanks for joining in, your business sounds great, and your MBA course sounds fabulous too.

We'll look forward to getting to know you!
Jayne

[befree Bookkeeping]

Welcome to Flyingsolo Forum.

[amcdean]

Welcome Dom

Can you share any more details about your proposed JV? Send mea private message if you like or email me from my profile.

[PerfectNotes-Kathy]

Hi Dom,

What a pity you are in Qld! If you were in Vic, I would be able to supply the IT support AND the great CRM solution - but we're not in a position to support people interstate at this stage... Good luck finding all the contacts you need.

Kathy

[Burgo]

Welcome Dom
Now you should be able to find everything you need on this forum.
Now I asked this question on the aimforum with an MBA is there any that specialises in small business.
Many years ago the MBA was recognised as the ultimate degreeas i was a post degree course and concentrated on administration. Then it changed so that you could gain an MBA specialising in a particular field am I right in saying this or have I been lead up the garden path so to speak

[LeelaCosgrove]

Mmmm ... JVs.

For ALL of our reference - what are you looking for in a potential partner?

[BizDr]

Originally Posted by Burgo

Many years ago the MBA was recognised as the ultimate degreeas i was a post degree course and concentrated on administration. Then it changed so that you could gain an MBA specialising in a particular field am I right in saying this or have I been lead up the garden path so to speak

Yes you can get a MBA in a area, however, not many people take that option. Many MBA students I know just get a MBA degree. Specialising tends to limit their prospects to that field, however, by just having a MBA without a specialisation opens many more opportunities.