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Home / Blog and News / Advising for Change – Business Advisory Service Assessment Executive Summary

Blog and News, Small Business Advising And Mentoring · July 28, 2015

Advising for Change – Business Advisory Service Assessment Executive Summary

PCV’s cornerstone program, the Business Advisory Service, attracts high-level, talented individuals from the business world as volunteers. These Advisors, who become part of PCV’s expanding network, help dynamic small businesses improve their capacity for growth. PCV also strives to create “mindset shifts” for Advisors and Advisees by building relationships across communities and teaching small businesses to seek outside advice and support.

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