Business Consulting: Issues and Solutions

This presentation discusses the issues faced by Regent College in London and provides solutions for business consulting. The main problems include low brand awareness, difficulty in recruiting participants for workshops, and ethical issues. The presentation also analyzes important areas such as competitors, target customers, and the market. The top three issues faced by clients are lack of brand awareness, lack of ethical issues in students, and inability to participate in workshops. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of brand awareness and making strategic decisions to attract people towards the institute. References are provided for further reading.

Business Consulting

 Introduction
 Clarify the client and summarize the problem
 Critically analyzing the important areas
 Top three issues clients are facing
 Conclusion
 References
Table of Content

 Business consultant refers to a group of individual person or an individual
person who is a professional and gives the professional terms advices to
the business and the organisation. This involves the different suggestion
that a professional can give to the person who needs helps in this law,
accountancy, engineering, science, security etc. are includes. This report is
based on the Regent College that is one of the leading education providers
in the London.
Introduction

In Regent College there are many problems that the client is facing in their
education and the academic virtues. Client that are facing issues are shown
below and what type of problem they face also included below.
 low brand awareness – This is the first problem that is faced by the
institute that is low brand awareness due to this they cannot attract the
large number of bright students that are not fear of taking and completing
the task on a giving time in the thinking into character course
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 problem in recruiting participants into
the workshops- It is the another issue
that is affect by the Regent college is that
professionals and the staff members face
many difficulties to attract the large
students in the workshops because of high
burdened of the study they feel under
pressure and cannot participate in other
activities due to there image in the market
is not so strong.

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 Ethical issues – The another issue
that is face by the Regent college is
that there students are not follow the
proper ethical issues that includes
the confidentiality, carefulness,
openness, legality etc. all this
happen because of lack of team
spirit and the problem solving skills.

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Clients of the Regent College
 Students
 Staff members

Critically analyzing the important areas
 Competitors – In today’s world
competition is increasing in the
marketplace because of same type of
product are to be offer by the different
institute in the same industry with
different pricing skill. Therefore, every
individual can more focus on learning
and experiencing new things so that they
will enhance their personal and
professional skills.

 Target customers - This is a significant term to attract the
large customer base so that revenues and market share will be
enhanced. it is only possible to maintain the high grand
awareness in the market place where the number of students
are lived.
 Market – It is that place where the Regent can promote their
institute to attract the large number of bright students by
presenting in an effective way.
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 Influencing factors from external environment – External factors
consists of various terms i.e. legal, economical, social, technological and
the political factor. in this Regent college influences thorough legal,
economical and the social terms in this they follow the Regent and BNU
insurance as a legal term which is sufficient to place the projects and their
process.
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 The first and foremost problem that is face by the institute is
the lack of br4and awareness and increasing number of
competitors in the market.
 The another main problem is the lack of ethical issue that is
not in the students of the institute because of high burdened of
education they contain lack of confidence, feel anxious and
cannot participate in any other activities. due to this they
thinking power is less.
Top three issues clients are facing

 Due to the lack of ethical issue in the students another and
third major problem is that they cannot participate into the
workshops which are the main part to enhance the knowledge
and skills.
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 By using the above data it is to be concluded that brand
awareness is very essential term to attract the large number of
the people towards the business institute. in this business
environment play and important role to take the significant
decisions about the enhancing the brand and attracting the
people towards the products.
Conclusion

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References

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