It might be easy to picture any kind of "Chief Officer" as a suit-wearing, desk-bound, sales-driven figure, more focussed on making money than building relationships. And that might be true in some instances, but it isn't for Joe Tromans.

Joe's approach at Worcestershire County Cricket Club has resulted in a 450% increase in partnership revenue in just three and a half years. What's his secret? It's something that can be applied to all businesses, big and small, not related to events or sport.

It's to get lots of small things consistently right, which sounds ludicrously simple, but really does make a massive difference. Listen to the episode to hear exactly how Joe's approach can benefit your business.

To find out more about Joe, visit his website: https://wccc.co.uk/

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We’ve partnered with the Herefordshire and Worcestershire Chamber of Commerce to celebrate the diversity of jobs and careers that are available across the two counties. To find out more about the support they offer, from business development opportunities to day-to-day operational support, visit the Chamber's website https://hwchamber.co.uk

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When we think of dyslexia, we naturally assume that it means having difficult reading and writing. Pop culture has done it's best to imagine what this might look like to someone who faces it.

But dyslexia is far more than that.

Dyslexia is a set of processing difficulties, which could also manifest as struggling with writing down thoughts clearly, following verbal instructions, remembering something they've just heard or holding several things in mind at once.

It's up to the dyslexia specialist to identify these difficulties and suggest ways to overcome them. In this episode, I speak with Holly Bolt to find out more.

To find out more about Holly, visit her website: https://nurturingnd.co.uk

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We’ve partnered with the Herefordshire and Worcestershire Chamber of Commerce to celebrate the diversity of jobs and careers that are available across the two counties. To find out more about the support they offer, from business development opportunities to day-to-day operational support, visit the Chamber's website https://hwchamber.co.uk

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Being a workshop facilitator is easy, right? You just stand in front of a room and read out what's on the screen, or read out your screen share if the workshop is online. As long as you have the specialist knowledge, you can cover any question posed by the audience - what else do you need?

Well, as Workshop Facilitator Tim Price explains in this episode, you need patience. You need to know how to keep the audience engaged (I right this in a single sentence, but it is a hugely important consideration). You need to be prepared to quickly solve any technical issues with your setup, particularly when hosting online. You need to tailor the content for the skill level of your audience. You need to explain it in a language they understand.

Ok, this is just becoming a huge list - listen to the episode to hear more.

To find out more about Tim, visit his website: http://www.trainitmidlands.co.uk/

To find out more about Dandelion Video Production, visit ⁠⁠⁠⁠our website⁠⁠⁠⁠: https://www.dandelionvideo.co.uk/

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