WHAT 2017 HAS FOR DECISION MAKERS

First. lets be on the same page. We are talking about what 2017 has for you, the decision maker and aspirants courtesy HENATES ANALYSIS. It depends on who you are right now. For example,

CHIEF EXECUTIVE:

You are indeed, the decision maker. The buck stops at your desk. And it is most likely you have access to information and data not exclusive to Henates. It is possible too you are a better analyst. But if in one whole year, we are able to offer you a unique insight, one gem of an idea or an angle of vision that makes it easier for you to make the right decision, it will be worth any time you can spare to visit this blog.

We aim to do just that, so please make time from your busy schedule to visit henates.blogspot.com as much as you can.

MANAGER:

Of course, you are a deision maker as well. Some bucks stop at your desk. You too are likely to be very sound and equipped at least in one field of endeavour. You could also have access to exclusive data and information.
So Henates aims to offer you an angle of vision that will either help confirm your vision or ginger you to take another look before deciding.

So, please make time too to visit henates.blogspot.com rather frequently. We have been posting an average of one analysis per day since October 2015.

INVESTOR:

You certainly have a better idea of why you are interested in investing your hard earned money. For immediate gain?To control a particular company? To watch your money grow? To target future expenses or retirement?
You know better and Henates will not tell you what, where and when to invest for so much return. We will aim to offer you data and information that will help you make these decisions and review your portolio from time to time.

So make time to visit henates.blogspot.com daily or at least frequently.

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR:

You make decisions of a slightly different kind watching out mainly for how you impact on the people and environment you serve, not for profit. Yet, especially in the emerging world, you can be handicapped by inadequate and less reliable data. At the same time, you could have too few subordinates who are equipped and inclined to mine and interprete data objectively.

Henates aims to offer you insights and angle of vision that will make it easier for you to gauge the common good and  to hit your target.

ASPIRANTS:

In this group, you are either a student now preparing to be tomorrow's decision maker or a new recruit into the management cadre still paying dues to move up.

To an extent, you are green and ready to learn while running. Henates aims not to close your thinking circuit but to open it up to as many possibilities as possible while chipping in easy to digest analysis.

SO LETS ALL SAY HELLO HENATES

Simple. You can say hello Henates any time by asking a clear question. We will research and find out the answer to your question and send this to you. Where other viewers wll benefit from your enquiry, we reserve the right to publish your question and our response on henates.blogspot.com.

So, please send your questions through email to henryatenaga@gmail.com.

Of course, you can always comment on any particular post by scrolling to the bottom of the post and clicking the field titled comments. Dont mind the field that says no comments. This only means none had commented on the post so far. Go ahead, click and comment.

Now you know how 2017 will make a difference as you visit HENATES ANALYSIS, henates.blogspot.com.

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