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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.
What's on the minds of Europe's entrepreneurs? To gain insights, PwC has conducted a survey of 2,447 private businesses across 31 European countries.
Private-company CEOs often talk about the value they place on their relative autonomy and the perks that go with that freedom, and the CEOs participating in the 21st CEO Survey continue to echo this sentiment.
Same Passion, different paths: How the next generation of family business leaders are making their mark.
Family offices are private wealth management advisory firms that serve ultra-high-net-worth investors.
The report sets out long-term GDP projections for 32 of the largest economies in the world over the period to 2050.
Discussing global megatrends such as digital and globalisation, and the succession and strategic challenges around ‘keeping it in the family’
Matching entrepreneurs and tech talent with major corporations and investors, find out more about PwC's new sponsorship with 'Slush'.
Building your family and business generation by generation
The HELM (World) is a contribution of reference about the economy of the sea and may be also seen as a voyage around the world in which the key countries for each sea industry are identified.
Authors John Sviokla and Mitch Cohen identify five habits of mind that allow self-made billionaires to create value on a massive scale—habits that are in direct conflict with the traits and practices most businesses value and promote in their employees. Businesses are quite literally pushing out the very people with the potential to create billions.
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.
David Wills
Global Leader - Entrepreneurial & Private Business, PwC Australia
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