Elevate magazine for dynamic business leaders – summer issue out now!

Wednesday, June 13, 2012 | Posted by: Fiona Cullinan
Categories: Business advice, Thought Leadership | Tags: business, entrepreneurs, Grant Thornton, growth, insight, advice, magazine, comment, subscribe, interviews, business leaders, publications, Elevate, Elevate magazine

Growth – and innovative ways to find it – is a main theme in Grant Thornton’s latest edition of Elevate magazine. Here’s what you’ll find inside our ideas-packed summer 2012 issue, and details of how to join our mailing list.

We’ll be publishing some of the features here on the Elevate blog but to get a full copy of the magazine, you’ll need to join our mailing list (see details below). We hope you enjoy our new issue, which contains:

Raising finance
David Ascott, corporate finance partner, outlines the new rules of raising capital.

Jim Stengel
Find out what links the 50 companies featured in Jim Stengel’s book Grow, as we interview an author with higher business ideals

Europe’s growth hot spots
Europe is a common first step for UK firms seeking expansion overseas. What opportunities can Poland and the Czech Republic offer UK companies for growth?

Sarah Wood
A Q&A with the co-founder of the company who brought us the Compare the Market/Meercat video series and Evian’s global hit ad, Roller Babies.

The 500% club
Companies whose growth is off the chart.

…and more inside
A day in the life, infographics, latest thinking on inheritance tax (IHT) and other Grant Thornton expert comment on the financial and business issues that matter.

How to get a copy
To receive future editions of Elevate, please email your name and address to .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)

We also invite you to look around the Elevate – for business leaders blog  and sign up for the RSS feed. This is where we talk business between issues!

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