Entrepreneurship Encouraged by Pro UK Consultants Ltd Following the Government Increased Support for British SME’s

Jameel Paul, managing director of Pro UK Consultants Ltd, insists that this is the perfect time for budding entrepreneurs to start a business. The British government has recognised the importance of small businesses and offered support to start-up business owners.

Prime Minister David Cameron announced earlier this year that all recommendations made in a recent report by his Enterprise Advisor Lord Young will be accepted. Start-up loans will be lifted so that over 30s who aspire to set up their own business will be able to access the necessary funds (www.gov.uk). “The government has recognised the impact small businesses contribute to the British economy,” says Jameel Paul at Pro UK Consultants Ltd. Small firms account for 99.9% of all businesses in the UK.

The recommendations from Lord Young’s report shall make it easier to all small and medium sized businesses by providing access to the right advice and support in order to succeed in the global race and to improve the way the government currently communicates with firms. Business Secretary Vince Cable states: “Half of all jobs in this country come from small and medium sized businesses, so if we’re to get our economy going again, we must do all we can to support them” (www.gov.uk).

Vince Cable also says there is a record number of 4.8 million small businesses in the UK. She is expecting a further record number for start-ups this year (www.gov.uk). Jameel Paul at Pro UK Consultants Ltd explains: “This is a perfect time for entrepreneurs to bring their business ideas to life. The future is bright, the economy is recovering, the government are getting involved and offer support for Britain’s business owners.” Jameel Paul’s optimism is confirmed by a recent study. A fifth of small businesses believe that the British economy has improved in the first six month of this year, up from 9% in the last quarter of 2012. Of these, 83% believe that this improvement is sustainable, reveals research undertaken by the Western Union Company (www.smallbusiness.co.uk).

Entrepreneur Jameel Paul, and Managing Director of outsourced event sales firm Pro UK Consultants Ltd says: “It is nice to see that the government is listening to the small business community and recognises their immense impact on Britain’s economy. We plan to increase the amount of participants in our Business Development Program here in Birmingham by 25% in the next 8 weeks”.

Pro UK Consultants Ltd encourage freelancers and contractors to participate in their Business Development Program which includes free seminars and advice on how to build a business from scratch.

By formally accepting Lord Young’s recommendations, the government is committing to improve and consolidate current advice and support schemes and to take more time to listen what small businesses need in order to effectively support their ambitions.

Business and Enterprise Minister Michael Fallon summarises: “We all want faster growth. As Britain recovers, small firms are leading the generation of ideas, creating new jobs and driving enterprise” (www.gov.uk).