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If you'd like to find out more about Antoine Roussety, Change Implementation on a Global Scale, then visit the following page in bold.
For two decades Maurice Roussety has established himself as one of the most innovative and insightful business minds in the Australian business scene. With a PhD in business and economics, he has a uniquely insightful academic approach to consulting businesses, working with some of the country's largest and most reputable brands in both the private and public sector. He also works in the capacity as a public speaker for businesses, where he gives lectures and keynotes on some of the most pressing areas of business today. He uses his experience, knowledge and a heart-warming personal story to inspire motivation and information in all the audiences he encounters. Here we'll take a look at some of his areas of expertise.
One of his keynotes is on the topic of kick starting start-up business. It is a half-day interactive seminar that teaches the necessary skills to build a Lean Canvas. The twelve building blocks of articulating market segments, pain points, market differentiators, market penetrators, market share, revenue targets, risk mitigants and risk signals are carefully examined. Various templates and instruments are provided to assist in the creation of a Lean Canvas. This speech is ideal for entrepreneurs involved in Start-ups and KickStarter campaign funding.
For his PhD, Maurice Roussety focused on the area of franchising, making him one of the country's leading experts on the subject. He gives a half-day seminar on how franchise systems can structure their agreements to address the problem of goodwill in end of term or exit events. The business imperative of balancing legal and economic risk, independence has caused different franchise business models to evolve and mutate into complex; and at times legally and commercially ambiguous structures. These structures generally allow franchisees to access a mix of proprietary and contracted assets so that franchisers can maximize control and revenues. In other words, franchisees trade payments to franchisers for a stream of future financial benefits. In these instances, the franchisee’s entitlements to both proprietary and contractual assets need to be identified, determined and valued. This session will benefit executives of franchise systems of all sizes.
Maurice Roussety lectures on many other exciting areas of business, so if you'd like to find out more about his topics of expertise, then visit the link here at Dr Maurice Antoine Roussety, Motivates on authorStream.
For two decades Maurice Roussety has established himself as one of the most innovative and insightful business minds in the Australian business scene. With a PhD in business and economics, he has a uniquely insightful academic approach to consulting businesses, working with some of the country's largest and most reputable brands in both the private and public sector. He also works in the capacity as a public speaker for businesses, where he gives lectures and keynotes on some of the most pressing areas of business today. He uses his experience, knowledge and a heart-warming personal story to inspire motivation and information in all the audiences he encounters. Here we'll take a look at some of his areas of expertise.
One of his keynotes is on the topic of kick starting start-up business. It is a half-day interactive seminar that teaches the necessary skills to build a Lean Canvas. The twelve building blocks of articulating market segments, pain points, market differentiators, market penetrators, market share, revenue targets, risk mitigants and risk signals are carefully examined. Various templates and instruments are provided to assist in the creation of a Lean Canvas. This speech is ideal for entrepreneurs involved in Start-ups and KickStarter campaign funding.
For his PhD, Maurice Roussety focused on the area of franchising, making him one of the country's leading experts on the subject. He gives a half-day seminar on how franchise systems can structure their agreements to address the problem of goodwill in end of term or exit events. The business imperative of balancing legal and economic risk, independence has caused different franchise business models to evolve and mutate into complex; and at times legally and commercially ambiguous structures. These structures generally allow franchisees to access a mix of proprietary and contracted assets so that franchisers can maximize control and revenues. In other words, franchisees trade payments to franchisers for a stream of future financial benefits. In these instances, the franchisee’s entitlements to both proprietary and contractual assets need to be identified, determined and valued. This session will benefit executives of franchise systems of all sizes.
Maurice Roussety lectures on many other exciting areas of business, so if you'd like to find out more about his topics of expertise, then visit the link here at Dr Maurice Antoine Roussety, Motivates on authorStream.
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