A new business advisory firm aimed at those who've reached the top of their organisations has been launched in the Island.
Businessmen John Sheath, James Green and Steve Burrows, all Fellows of the Institute of Chartered Directors, are behind the new venture, named Carraghyn.
They believe it's the first chartered director advisory practice in the Island and aims to offer boards of directors and individual directors the 'added value' they need to succeed in a difficult economic climate.
The trio will focus on helping bosses develop leadership, governance and strategic decision-making skills, to grow their businesses.
Mr Burrows says the advisers have the solid experience needed to show clients how they can make their organisations work more effectively:
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