“The Chairmen’s Quarters” offers an alternative to using consultants.

June 29, 2009 - PRLog -- In recent months, fewer businesses seem to be shopping for consulting services.  In the past when a business owner needed help in a specific area, for example marketing, he called in a consultant, an expert in that area.  But with the economy as it is today and the uncertainty of what is around the next corner, calling in a consultant isn’t an easy decision.  

One of our colleagues told us, “I need to find something that crosses all functions of my business.  Hiring multiple consultants is just costing me too much. I need solutions, new ideas, and tried and true processes.   I just can’t do it all alone.”   Thomas Rhoads, President of CRM, inc. recalls.

With that challenge and some innovative thinking the owners of CRM, inc. started working toward a solution.  “We knew there was a way to provide the skills, experience and education to business owners in one affordable offering, we just had to be creative,” said Rhoads.

“What we have designed is “The Chairmen’s Quarters”, which uses a process that brings together peer executives in a forum that utilizes all the skills, experience and knowledge of the group to address the specific cross-functional, real world issues of each.  The members become a pseudo Board of Directors for one another. Here, they are not alone,” he continued. “It takes a focused, concerted effort from all the member participants, but the results are worth it.”  

If you would like more information about The Chairmen’s Quarters; you can reach Thomas at 636 561-5101.  Or you can go to the website www.TheChairmensQuarters.com.

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About "The Chairmen's Quarter's"
The Chairmen's Quarters is a CrossRhoads Marketing, inc. company; created to help our clients find alternative ways to enrich their businesses by sharing their leadership experiences with one another through a controlled, moderator lead monthly forum, a psuedo Board of Directors meeting. The moderator provides the structure to keep the team on task and the meetings on schedule. The forum provides the structure to pull together the solutions the participants are seeking. The moderator is an MBA graduate who lead a $20M+ manufacturing company, where he's gained a wealth of knowledge and experience in leading a business. Currently, the forums are designed to be a cross of industries with no competitors in a forum; but there are plans to do industry specific forums in the future.