Mindship raises the bar and its global ambitions

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Melbourne-based business consultancy Mindshop is seeking new alliances to help it achieve a 50% growth rate in 2000. The company expects its turnover for 2000/2001 to reach A$4 million.

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Consolidating on its strengths keeps an international firm in front

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Top Australian accounting firms are turning to strategic consulting services to boost fee income and expand niche specialities. Specialty consulting is offering tailored business strategies to small- and medium-sized companies. For example, consolidation experts at Grant Thornton in Sydney, Australia, are converting their clients' individual vehicle dealerships into fewer units supported by service centers. Grant Thornton executives predict consolidation will continue through alliances between different divisions to meet consumer demand for a "one-stop shopping" approach.

Accounting, auditing, & bookkeeping, Accounting & Auditing Services, Accounting, Tax Preparation, Bookkeeping, and Payroll Services, Accounting firms, Accounting services, Grant Thornton L.L.P.

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Home-grown consultants teach the world to take care of business

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Mindshop has grown from zero to 70 advisers in less than three years, and today, the Melbourne-based business consultancy serves 150 Australian child-care centers and corporate clients as well. Founder and chairman Chris Mason traces Mindshop's success back to the 1980s, when the Australian Government first licensed its programs for total quality management, export market planning, and world manufacturing.

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