Entrepreneurial and Private Clients

2016 Family Business Survey The 'missing middle': Bridging the strategy gap

Undaunted, but underprepared? A private company view of the 20th CEO Survey

PwC launches Centre for Family Business Excellence The Centre will focus on advising businesses with a special focus on the next generation of family business leaders

We continue to champion global partnership with Slush Learn more about our partnership with Slush, a not-for-profit organisation matching entrepreneurs and tech talent with major corporations and investors.

With 70% of our planet covered by ocean, the BlueEconomy cannot be ignored. Circumnavigation: An integrated approach to the economy of the sea looks at the issues, potential and un-tapped resources of the world’s oceans.

Leveraging the untapped talent pool How to advance women's role in GCC family businesses

Will the shift in global economic power continue? View global growth projections from 2015 to 2050

Up close and professional: the family factor What's on the mind of nearly 2400 family business executives in over 40 countries?

What can companies learn from self-made billionaires? Discover what makes these entrepreneurs successful in our new book

Growing a business can be demanding and exhilarating. The challenges are enormous, from identifying your proposition, to choosing your team, and ensuring you have a resilient and efficient operating model. And as the business gains ground, new issues emerge: you need the right finance to grow, and the right skills for expansion, whether that's exporting for the first time, developing a digital operation, or broadening your range of products and services.

We can help you identify and manage the issues that arise in entrepreneurial start-ups, family and private businesses. Whatever your sector, scale or strategy, we'll have experience that's relevant to you, and the expertise to turn ambition into success.

Territory insights

Wowed by the Cloud

What new technology can do for small and private firms? Companies are wary of migrating to the cloud for all sorts of reasons – security, lack of control, fear of the cost, resistance to change – but the benefits of doing this are simply enormous, and all the more so for small, mid-range and private firms.

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Turning confidence into performance: The private company findings from the 20th CEO Survey

The pace of technological change continues to quicken, it’s increasingly difficult to find people with the ‘right skills’, and the gaining and keeping of public trust for corporations is becoming a more important concern. How are private company handling this to ensure continued success?

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