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Taskmaster's Request For HelpConsultancy, guidance and assistance required for the development of a strategic plan By Bob Goodwin - 8th October 2002 - Back to News Taskmasters Inc - a benevolent society working with disabled people is seeking assistance to develop a strategic plan for their Garden Maintenance & Contracting operations. Taskmasters' formerly traded as Firmin's Lane Enterprises Inc.
The Taskmaster Committee of Management has sought assistance from the GCLP Alumni, and is seeking the assistance of an appopriately skilled individual or organization that would provide consultancy, guidance and appropriate assistance in the development of a Strategic Plan.
It is anticpated that most of the work would be carried out before Christmas and Taskmaster Inc is prepared to pay a reasonable cost for the required services.
For further information please contact Mr Bob Goodwin on 5133 7575.
Source: http://gippsland.com/ Published by: news@gippsland.com

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