John Ball
Weblog: www.johnballsblog.comArticles: 9
First Published: Oct 01, 2010 / Last Published: Mar 05, 2011
John Ball joined the family business straight from school back in the 50s which his grandfather had started in 1909. Grandfather Edward Ball had been a coal miner who had taken canaries down the mine to test for the deadly methane as before opening a bird fancier's store. John's father developed the business into providing supplies for gardeners and nurserymen during the 'Dig for Victory' campaigns of World War II. After thirty years in business John and his brother sold out and he went on to become a professional business adviser in 1991. After positions of junior and senior adviser he went onto become CEO of a business support organisation in north west England. Now a freelance adviser he still works within business support as well as working with private clients. John relaxes by getting out into Lancashire's beautiful countryside and has a deep interest in the natural world. He has recently volunteered as a guided walk leader and reserve guide at the Wildlife Trust's Brockholes Nature Reserve
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March 5, 2011
The Changing Face of Nature Reserves
Brockholes Nature Reservein Green -
November 7, 2010
Advertising That Works
Improve your marketing mix -
November 3, 2010
Enterprise Week
Getting to grips with starting your own business -
October 31, 2010
What Do You Want Out of Life?
Earn the money that you need. -
October 21, 2010
Marketing On A Shoestring
Marketing on a tiny budget -
October 7, 2010
New Enterpreneurs to Take us Out of Recession
Make it easy to start a new business -
Credit Control is Vital to Ensure Cash Stays in Your Business
The customer that doesn't pay is a bad customer -
October 3, 2010
Autumn Bird Watching
Bird watching on the Ribble Estuaryin Green -
October 1, 2010
Successful Small Businesses Conduct Regular Progress Reviews
Every owner/manager of a small business needs to constantly seek areas for improvement through monthly management reviews.


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