What’s in store? - 2nd edition

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The second edition is focused around conserving cash and managing for profit.

Topics covered in this edition are;

'Staff, Stuff and Shores', an interview with Michael Poynor about using key resources to ride out the recession
James Fillingham's top five tips for maximising your cash in the current climate (taken from the recent PwC cash accelerator campaign)
Tony Lomas speaks from recent experience about re positioning the business to take advantage for when the upturn comes
The Contract Assurance team take a closer look contracts to identify areas to save cash
Tackling pensions, focusing on turning a crisis into an opportunity
Consumer Financial Services, looking at whether retailers should be cutting back or branching out in term their of credit operations

We hope you find the topics interesting and thought provoking.

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     Partner, UK Retail and Consumer leader
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Jillian O'Grady
     Marketing Manager
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Louise Holland
     Marketing Executive
    +44 (0) 20 7213 1784

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