by Jonathan Fine | Dec 6, 2017 | Leadership, Workshop
I’m launching a new training leadership course in 2018 (details below) and was delighted to come across this blog by the author Brigette Hyacinth. It captures how it feels to be around a real leader, so I’m reposting it here. I lost one of my managers a...
by fineco | Nov 15, 2017 | Business growth, Buying & selling, Digital Smile Design, Leadership, Recruitment
We met Sarah Farrier when she was buying her first practice three years ago. Since then she’s been to Fine Company events like Meet The Disruptors and business has been good. We thought her story might interest readers who are thinking about taking the plunge. Sarah,...
by Zac Fine | Oct 18, 2017 | Acquisitions, Business growth, Leadership, Movers and shakers
Dentex arrived on the scene last year. It might just be the only corporate offering co-owned partnerships in the UK. That’s a big deal for anyone interested in creating wealth whilst maintaining independence and developing their clinical career. We spoke to CEO Barry...
by Zac Fine | Sep 6, 2017 | Acquisitions, Disposals, Exit plan, Leadership, Movers and shakers, Site finding
Customer service in dentistry has come a long way in the past 15 years. The best practices blend clinical excellence with a customer-centric sensibility. There’s more choice, more transparency, and business processes are evolving. A notable ingredient in this...
by Guest | May 31, 2017 | Leadership
How to be a better leader By Dan Fine. May 31, 2017. Our blog on the loneliness of leadership was well received, so we wondered what else readers might find useful on this subject. (Most of you are, we think, leaders in your dental practices.) We didn’t need to...
by Jonathan Fine | May 3, 2017 | Blog, Leadership, Mental health
Lonely leader? You’re not alone By Jonathan Fine. May 3, 2017. Half of CEOs experience feelings of loneliness in their role, and of this group 61 per cent think it hinders their performance, according to Harvard Business review. I can tell you from my own...
