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Nvestcom News

The Matrix Reloaded

Nvestcom’s announces the release of GSM© (Growth Scoring Matrix) which has been designed as an easy tool with built-in support for companies to conduct a quick and efficient look of where they stand today and how to improve for tomorrow. The result will provide a structural examination or snapshot of a company’s global architecture, highlighting strengths as well as stress points and gridlocks. Based on years of experience in corporate strategy and an in-depth understanding of business dynamics, GSM© can help in identifying targets for improvement and in quantifying and measuring tangible progress to maximize growth potential. With GSM© a company can:

Leverage core competencies
Choose between diversification and innovation or improving core business
Define clear agendas
Have a clear vision to unite efforts toward growth

Download a pdf of Nvestcom presentation to the Bank Investor Relations Symposium hosted by SNL at the New York Stock Exchange in march
Download Part I
Charlotte Laurent-Ottomane
Donwload part 2
Megan Malanga

Nvestcom supports the local entrepreneurial community in South Florida and is a Silver Sponsor for Florida Atlantic University’s 2010 Business Plan competition.
Download the pdf presentation.

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