Karen Black
Founder of
The Works Counsel
“Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving.”
Albert Einstein
THE WORKS COUNSEL offers a new advisory service for entrepreneurs and business owners, combining communication expertise with legal support.
How THE WORKS COUNSEL can help you
Your people are your most valuable resource. The Works Counsel has a wealth of employment experience across multiple sectors to share with you. With the Works Counsel on board, you can build a strong and diverse workforce, making the best of each individual.
Your time is precious. Can you give critical communications the necessary time? Will you trust AI to include fine details and nuance? The Works Counsel will write communications for you, leaving you free to focus on active management and securing a competitive edge. Whether you are looking for a perfectly pitched email, clear contract wording or a major announcement, The Works Counsel will produce communications that not only show your business in its best light, but that are legally effective.
Agile ways of working are becoming the new norm. But how do you turn modern employment concepts into commercial reality? The Works Counsel can help you embrace the new world of work and implement changes to positively transform your business.
The value added by a non-executive director is too often the privilege of big corporates. The Works Counsel has objective oversight and strategic expertise and can support your leadership, to bring about lasting improvements to your growing business.
WHY?
wasted hours/week per worker due to poor communication
of the workforce say they are disengaged because of communication failures
of corporate errors happen as a result of poor communication
“The success of your business is not just about coping with the day-to-day. It’s about evolving and becoming stronger, with a clear path forward. By partnering with The Works Counsel, you gain the foresight, strategic options and expert guidance needed to transform challenges into opportunities.”
(Sources: Grammerly Gallup Gartner respectively)
