Support for new and small businesses in a recession
By Yvonne Witter, 2021
Fellow’s Profile
Fellow’s Profile
Support for new and small businesses in a recession
Developing small and medium enterprises that provide business services for women and minority communities
2010
I currently work on freelance contracts and also create my own projects sometimes in collaboration with others, which provide capacity-building support to community and voluntary organisations, social entrepreneurs and business start-ups. My areas of specialism are strategic planning, business planning, personal development and goal setting. I consider myself to be a solutionist, a servant leader, a business that puts compassion and integrity at the heart of what I do.
My book Customer Service in the African Caribbean Business, published in May 2021, is the first in the Cracking a Nut series which aims to help businesses by using storytelling to demystify business processes in a way that is accessible, entertaining and informative so that every business gets a fighting chance.
The Fellowship enabled me to develop my skills, knowledge and experience in relation to my own programme delivery and exposed me to various methods of working in service, to enable the development and sustainability of entrepreneurs.
By Yvonne Witter, 2021
By Yvonne Witter, 2021
Enterprise consultant Yvonne Witter (CF 2010) published a book entitled Customer Service in the African Caribbean Business on 24 May. The book uses storytelling to demystify business processes and explores the impact of enslavement on customer service.
By Yvonne Witter, 2021
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By Yvonne Witter, 2021
By Yvonne Witter, 2021
Enterprise consultant Yvonne Witter (CF 2010) published a book entitled Customer Service in the African Caribbean Business on 24 May. The book uses storytelling to demystify business processes and explores the impact of enslavement on customer service.
By Yvonne Witter, 2021
All Reports are copyright © the author. The moral right of the author has been asserted. The views and opinions expressed by any Fellow are those of the Fellow and not of the Churchill Fellowship or its partners, which have no responsibility or liability for any part of them.