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Welcome to your latest newsletter from New Business

Are you going for growth?

Most small companies are looking to expand despite the economic slowdown

Top tips for email drives

Following a few pointers will help you breathe life into your email marketing strategy

Why you need CV checks

Failing to ensure a new hire has the right to live and work in the UK could cost £10,000

Could you survive a law case?

Most small businesses are failing to protect themselves against the threat of employment tribunals

Expert Panel

How can small companies get the most out of their marketing budgets?

- Kim Fletcher, Business Link
- Sindy Berkelid, InMyShoe
- Hein van Vroenhoven, RDP
- David Jenkins, Corel

Latest News
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Magazine

The Spring issue of New Business contains an in-depth profile of the latest addition to the panel of judges, James Caan, in which he talks about what he feels he brings to the programme and why he still has the passion for investing in small firms. We also feature another highly successful entrepreneur in Rodial's Maria Hatzistefanis.

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