EBRD helps Azerbaijani consultants improve marketing and sales skills
The EBRD’s Small Business Support team works with local consultants in Azerbaijan to improve their skills and know-how, equipping them to deliver quality projects for small and medium-sized businesses and expand the specialist areas they cover.
Fifteen consulting companies from Azerbaijan will attend a four-day workshop from 11-14 March, funded by the European Union. The training will focus on marketing and sales for consultants, building the capacity of local consultants in Azerbaijan and enhancing the quality of services they deliver to local businesses.
“Many SMEs have never used consulting services before,” explains Lala Rzayeva, EBRD BAS National Programme Manager. “Sound marketing techniques are important in helping them understand the value that consultancy services can bring and in developing the consultant’s own business.”
The workshops will help to further develop the consultants’ ability to understand the market for consulting services in Azerbaijan and to identify specific needs. They are part of a specialised set of training courses for consultants that shares essential skills, resources and techniques for effective and impactful consulting as well as for running a successful consulting business. The courses deliver the know how necessary to go from embarking on a consulting career to running a profitable business and will help you deliver high quality advice that small and medium-sized businesses are ready to pay for.
Sponsored by the European Union and the EBRD, the workshop is part of an on-going effort to create a thriving consultancy market to support small and medium-sized enterprises in Azerbaijan. Since starting work in Azerbaijan in 1998, Small Business Support has helped over 700 enterprises access consulting know-how to help them develop and grow. 0
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