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Pub business webinars
Running a pub business can be incredibly rewarding, but also challenging.
It takes energy, creativity and strong commercial thinking to build something that customers love and that performs financially.
With the right foundations and ongoing support, pub operators can thrive.
Whether you are just starting out or looking to run your business more efficiently and profitably, Roslyns webinars provide practical guidance and clear actions you can apply straight away.
Robbie Stewart is Roslyns' qualified trainer and an experienced former operator, running pubs, bars and clubs across the country with over 30 years experience in the hospitality industry.
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This free session is designed for those who are running a Managed Partnership business, about to start or interested in the process.
We will cover a range of business topics:
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Being comfortable with accounts terminology such as Gross Vs Net, cashflow, breakeven and what your accounts tell you.
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Running a limited company including director's loan account (what is that? I'll explain).
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Your biggest costs and crucially, how to control them.
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Taxes, what you and your business will need to pay in tax.
It will take no more than 2 hours and there will be a chance to ask questions afterwards.
This session is not targeted at any specific pub company, and is open to all with a focus on you and running a successful business.
If you have any questions ahead of time, or something specific you would like to be discussed, please ask in the registration form.
Next session: Monday 9th March 10am to 12pm
Managed Partnership Agreement financial coaching
This session covers a range of topics on
building your existing pub business.
Topics include:
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Understanding the 'business' side of your pub
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De-mystifying the language of accounts and stocktaking
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Understanding and using the information in your accounts
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Understanding and using the information in your stock reports
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The importance of controlling wage costs and how to do this
Build a better pub business