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Client meets over a virtual platform. A group of ASE advisors (usually about three to six) meet with the client for an hour and a half. Client presents the issues, which are discussed and possible solutions are then jointly explored and discussed. ASE acts as a sounding board. A nominal fee is charged.
Two to three regularly assigned ASE members virtually visit the client and their key staff team on a regular basis (monthly or some appropriate interval), to review current results, discuss current issues and opportunities, and advise on appropriate action plans. A separate fee structures applies to these services.
ASE respects your right to privacy and protects your personal and business information. ASE does not rent, sell or trade information. Information provided to ASE by its clients is treated as confidential and is used exclusively to advise clients as to how they may improve business results by solving business problems or taking advantage of business opportunities.
To arrange an appointment with ASE, e-mail contactus@a-s-e.ca.
Get to know the client and quickly identify key issues. Advise, coach or mentor as necessary to develop a strategic action plan.
Write down your brief history and identify your goals and immediate problems. If available provide your web address, prior to the meeting. Forward your discussion Agenda prior to the meeting.
One of our Associates, virtually chairs the meeting as a facilitator. The team acts as a sounding board and provides insights drawn from various backgrounds and industries. All advice is custom geared to the client’s needs and questions.
Most are CEO’s, CFO’s, Presidents, VP’s and Owners or Partners of successful Companies with many years of practical experience.
Not necessarily. Associates bring a variety of independent options to table to evaluate. All ideas and advice add value to your business and aim to increase profitability.
Many of our clients book subsequent meetings at intervals of their choice. This leads to growing familiarity with the client’s business issues and real opportunity to build on past advice. Thus we become the ongoing Advisory Board.