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MEANS BUSINESS WELCOME Welcome to this special business edition of The Vine Magazine. I hope you will come and visit us at our stand at the LB Connect Business fair 2013 but if we don’t see you I am sure you will find this special edition packed full of useful articles and contacts. For those of you who are not familiar with The Vine Magazine, it is a full colour, A5, bimonthly magazine delivered to local villages and selected areas of towns in this area. You can see our full distribution map on page 15. The Vine Magazine offers affordable advertising to get local businesses more local customers and it works.
Leighton Buzzard’s business community has led to this year’s event being the biggest yet. Thank you, Osborne Morris & Morgan, Clark Howes and Reisswolf. Andrena Editor:Andrena CardenWhite Advertising & Editorial, The Vine Magazine 0797 155 4604 andrena@thevinemagazine.com
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In this edition we have features from the LB Connect Business Fair 2013 sponsors, solicitors, Osborne Morris & Morgan about the benefits of networking and accountants, Clark Howes on Succession Planning for your business plus much more. As a member of LB Connect I attended the Leighton Buzzard Business Fair 2012, it proved to be a great event and demonstrated what a thriving business community we have. I am proud to have been involved in the planning and organisation of this year’s fair and I am sure that attendees and exhibitors alike will find it as beneficial. In my capactiy as a member of LB Connect networking group I would like to thank our sponsors whose enthusiams and support for
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Dor-2-Dor (Aylesbury) has been trading since November 2010, and is part of the Dor-2Dor (UK) network that has been established over 25 years and has over 30 offices nationwide. Ralph and Elaine who manage the local office, based in Leighton Buzzard, have a wealth of experience in both public and private sector organisations, and have combined their customer service and secretarial skills to deliver an effective and efficient business service to many local businesses. Dor-2-Dor (Aylesbury) provides a highly reliable leaflet distribution system to businesses and has many regular clients for who we carry our regular campaigns to help them market their business. Successful marketing campaigns, full and targeted, which have generated sales for regular clients including Quarters Estate Agents, Dragon Inn Restaurant, M and M Properties, Perfect Timing, WEA Berkhamsted, and most recently Turkish Delight and Restore-a-Drive, which continue to help build our profile in the business community. Dor-2-Dor (Aylesbury) does not only undertake distribution in Leighton Buzzard, but Dunstable, Aylesbury and Milton Keynes too and aim to tailor a clients’ distribution to meet their budget, micro-door drops are welcome (minimum of 500 properties upwards can be tagged onto a campaign). Small home run businesses market too, and not being VAT registered is also welcomed by micro/smaller businesses. We use only reliable, adult deliverers who are trained and supported in our monitored delivery system, and who provide a visible presence wherever they deliver. Dor-2-Dor (Aylesbury) does not only deliver leaflets, but also offer print and delivery packages for A5 and A6 leaflets. By liaising with the client to establish their requirements, and processing the order through to distribution, leaves the client to concentrate on their business and not the marketing. With our business covering an area reaching over 185,000 properties, we feel there is so much potential to help prospective clients market their business throughout our distribution areas too, and not just locally. Pubs/Restaurants – if you are looking to fill those tables for Christmas – please contact us. December will be too late ! 0843 289 1953 / 07955 200240
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Could your business survive without you? As accountants and business advisers we get to know our clients very well. We often find that our clients are too focused on ‘today’ to give serious thought to the future, and in particular to a future in which they will not play a part. Have you considered what would happen to your family and to your business if you became seriously ill, or were killed or incapacitated in an accident?
personal ‘disaster’ plan is that the key people need to know in advance what will be expected of them, and be comfortable with it. Once you have a clear idea of how you see matters developing, talk it through with the family members, colleagues and advisers who will have a role. Some people may feel unable to take a formal role – others may show hidden strengths. Lasting power of attorney
It is possible to take out life assurance, and insurance against loss of earnings but as a business owner, you have responsibilities to staff, and customers too. Insurance can cover the immediate financial loss, but only some form of succession plan can create a structure to pass the management and control of your business into one or more safe pairs of hands.
One thing many people still overlook in planning for a crisis is that while they will have appointed executors who can step in immediately to manage their affairs if they are killed, in cases where they are only ill or injured no-one is empowered to act for them. A lasting power of attorney formalises the situation, so that in the event that you are unable to manage your affairs, someone you trust can take over until you recover, or are well enough to resume control.
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If you are the sole owner of a business, you may wish to think about bringing family members into the management team. If family members are not suitable, consider ways to ensure that key staff members can be retained and empowered to run the business, securing their own futures as well as those of your family. If the business cannot survive without you, are there steps m you can take to maximise any value insthe .co e wor an business, which can provide capital haoco-owner, k r income in the future? If you are cla the same basic points arise, though you @ o inf of the co-owners’ will have the advantage | m interest inco . continuing a successful business sabsence. e in your w
We also regularly deal with clients who are yet to make out a will and have nothing in place should the unthinkable happen. Local law firm Osborne Morris & Morgan have a wealth of expertise in this area and can 534 what can often be an guide you through 7 8 emotional 25 8 process.
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The Health & Safety Executive (HSE) has recently launched a “myth busting” campaign and on its website have listed a number of cases where health and safety have been used as preposterous excuses for some mad decisions, you can even follow #bustedmyth on Twitter. Take the case of the woman at a racecourse who had her parasol confiscated on the grounds it could be used as a weapon, despite the fact that many race-goers carry umbrellas on rainy days. Or the department store which refused to provide a knife to cut a baguette in half because all the knives had been removed from the restaurant for health and safety reasons. The HSE has found on many occasions that health and safety is being touted around as an easy excuse for poor customer service.
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There are a large number of costs that cannot be claimed from your insurance and therefore come straight off your bottom line. These include: sick pay, investigation time, loss of productivity, possible court costs, legal fees and fines. We are all affected by the Health & Safety regulations and the duties as well as penalities that are imposed, not only on the business but on the management and directors personally. The most effective health and safety is when it becomes an integrated part of the business with a culture of ownership and selfmanagement. Apart from good health and safety advice/guidance it is important that your staff play their part in the process. To do this they need the knowledge and tools to tackle the issues they are responsible for.
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Tim Woolford of local Law firm Osborne Morris & Morgan shares what he believes makes a successful business. As lead sponsor of this year’s LB Connect Business Fair, local law firm Osborne Morris & Morgan is proud to be supporters of local businesses. The Vine asked the firm’s Managing Partner, Tim Woolford, to shares his views on what he believes makes a successful business. So Tim, why did your firm decide to become lead sponsors of the Business Fair? We attended the fair as exhibitors last year and were really impressed with the number and diversity of so many local businesses that were there. Leighton Buzzard is a relatively small commercial environment, but it was clear on that evening that we have a thriving business community to be proud of. This year we wanted to pledge our support to the event and there was no better way to show this than to become lead sponsor.
...we have a thriving business community to be proud of. What do you think about networking? Meeting other local businesses is key to the success of any organisation. We much prefer to use local suppliers and have met a lot of our contacts whilst networking. We have been able to build up relationships with them even before we come to using their services. At Osborne Morris & Morgan we make a concerted effort to make sure that staff at all levels of the firm attend local events; this gives people the opportunity to get to know us well. Tell us about your own networking event, “The Leighton Buzzard Business Briefing”. This group was borne from two of our
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Are you sufffering from Social Media Guilt? Build relationships by connecting with the people,
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Not sure which way to turn? Worried you are not keeping up? Not on the right site saying the right thing? You are not alone. There is a lot of social media guilt being peddled at the moment; you have only just set up your business, you proudly printed your business cards with your new website and everyone starts to ask about your Facebook page, whether you are on Twitter, Pinterest, Google+ and You Tube. You need to be out there, but where exactly? As a small business you may be wondering which way to turn next and what to do for the best so remaining focused on one easy plan can keep it stress free. Never forget you are a business and ultimately what you want is to sell your services or products; everything you do should be with this in mind. Do this by keeping it simple. Know who you customers are and which social media sites are they likely to use. Concentrate on just doing these sites and do it properly. For instance if you have a product that appeals to women and homeowners, Facebook works really well. If you have a product that photographs well and is slightly more expensive Pinterest has a more affluent and higher ratio of women users. Once you know where you are going to be posting, begin to use social media to raise awareness about your business, build relationships, trust and drive traffic to your website.
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