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DEL1

Business lacks delegation structures

This cartoon illustrates a company without any delegation structures in place; the owner/manager refuses to delegate tasks...

DEL2

Business implemented delegation structures

This cartoon illustrates a company with delegation structures in place...

MAN1

Manager goes back to floor

This cartoon illustrates a manager that goes back to the floor and acts as a normal, new guy in the company. But this is actually a cover up to uncover and identify the real problems on ground level...

SMB1

The future belongs to small businesses

This cartoon illustrates the end of the BIG corporate era and the beginning of the medium and small enterprise age...

EMP2

Listen to your employees!

This cartoon illustrates a manager ignoring his employees' input and feedback...

ETH1

Lies in the court room

This cartoon illustrates an attorney trying to convince the court that the defendant isn't guilty...

CUS1

No customer after sale support

This cartoon illustrates a shady entrepreneur, making promises of NO customer after sale support or returns...

CUS2

Poor customer support

This cartoon illustrates a company with NO serious intentions to assist their customers, to solve their problems and to answer their questions...

CUS3

Poor client service

This cartoon illustrates a company that provides poor client service...

FAI1

Business failure lessons

This cartoon illustrates an owner who has failed to learn and profit from her failures...

FAI2

Medium and small business cemetery

This cartoon illustrates a SME / SMB cemetery. Thousands of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) around the globe simply fail to grow or, even worse, go bankrupt!

MIS1

Profit oriented mission statement

This cartoon illustrates how a company's mission statement can make the difference between profitability and bankruptcy...

OPP1

The two sides of business

This cartoon illustrates the two sides of business, namely opportunities and risks...

RIS2

Uncontrolled business risks

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Controlled business risks

Uncontrolled Risks: This cartoon illustrates how uncontrolled risks can become unmanageable and life-threatening (i.e. it could let you go bankrupt by "eating" all your profit)...

Controlled Risks: This cartoon illustrates how you can protect your company's future and profits by controlling (minimizing) your risks...

RIS3

Business failure regardless perseverance

This cartoon illustrates an entrepreneur trying to persevere while sailing a sinking "Titanic," full of holes (i.e. threats/risks in- and outside his company eating away his profits).

His determination will NOT help him at all. He needs to fix the leakages (i.e. causes of profit loss) first, or his ship (company) will go down in any case!

RIS4

Protection Against Business Pitfalls/Threats

This cartoon illustrates that the capability to manage risks is no longer an implied function at the birth of a business. A business owner cannot take it for granted that he would be able to manage his risks on the fly. Serious profit protection planning (PPP) has to be done beforehand.

PLN1

Business strategic planning

This cartoon illustrates two companies - the one owner ignored the changes in the market and the second owner did his strategic planning and made strategic changes - so as to provide in the new needs of his customers...

PLN2

Business strategic forecast

This cartoon illustrates an entrepreneur who has predicted the future market climate well in advance - and has done his planning with the purpose of providing in the needs of his niche market.

However, the possibility exists that he is TOO SOON for the majority of people... the niche market is too small... yet.

PLN3

Lack of business strategic planning

This cartoon illustrates the fact that, in the absence of strategic planning, there is an unawareness of new risks among owners or managers...

PLN4

Too busy for business planning

Small & medium enterprises (SMEs) are, unfortunately, too busy for planning...

SUC4

Profit pillow

This cartoon illustrates one of the reasons why an entrepreneur should make a profit - namely to use it in difficult economic times (e.g. when consumer consumption is low).

POL1

Ridicules business policy cartoon

This cartoon illustrates an unreasonable and absurd company policy! Many companies are known for implementing policies that are not always practical or do not make sense at all...

MAR1

Market change (trends) cartoon

This cartoon illustrates a company with a competitive strategy – the entrepreneur has kept a close watch on market trends and changes in the market. He has changed his market strategy several times in the past so as to provide in the changing needs of his customers and to supply in market demand...

SRV4

Business survival planning

This cartoon illustrates a company that has taken precautions (did their survival planning) a long time ago...

SRV5

Profit protection planning as business survival tool

This cartoon illustrates the fact that without profit protection planning (risk management) chances of survival are low.

SRV6

Cash is king and the foundation for surviving a recession

This cartoon illustrates the fact that without cash (derived from pure profit and protection countermeasures), chances of business survival are basically naught. You need cash for difficult economic times.

GRW1

Grow small business cartoon

This cartoon illustrates a small / medium enterprise (SME), accelerating growth by maximizing profit...

DBD1

Manage and monitor delegated tasks

This cartoon illustrates a company's employees not executing the tasks delegated to them. The manager or owner doesn't follow up in an effective way to make sure his personnel do perform their work as requested.

DBD2

Delegating important business decisions

This cartoon illustrates an entrepreneur, delegating a critical decision to a subordinate not having the experience and skills to execute the task.

MAX1

Job rotation reduces fraud, theft and profit erosion

This cartoon illustrates the need for job rotation to reduce the risk of employees abusing their positions over years to steal and commit fraud.

MAX2

Inventory risk and control management to maximize profit

This cartoon illustrates the need to implement policies to prevent the loss or erosion of inventory and profits.

CUS4

Bad customer experience

This cartoon illustrates how a retail company dissatisfies a customer by being too strict with their shop lifting controls...

CUS5

Baby adoption (bad client service by not for profit organizations)

This cartoon illustrates how a not for profit organization didn't listen to and didn't understand the needs of the client...

CUS6

Excellent hotel customer service

This cartoon illustrates the excellent customer service of a hotel - they not only provide in all the needs of a customer, but made special effort to anticipate the needs of their customers - long before they have arrived...

RII1

Business risk assessment and brainstorming

With tongue in the cheek, this cartoon illustrates a company, involving their employees in risk identification projects.

RII2

Risk simulator

This cartoon illustrates the need for risk assessments in organizations...

PLC1

Employees strike

This cartoon illustrates an employee telling her boss that they are going on a strike...

CON2

The foundation of business controls (requirement for effective business control - employee integrity problem)

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The foundation of business controls (requirement for effective business control - employee competency problem)

Employee Integrity Problem: This cartoon illustrates a dishonest employee (though competent) in charge of a business control.

Employee Competency Problem: This cartoon illustrates an honest employee (though incompetent) in charge of a business control.

CON3

Avoid over control

This cartoon illustrates over control (too expensive controls) in a company.

BPL1

Make time for business plan

This cartoon illustrates a business owner not having (and not making!) the time to write his business plan and to plan his activities as well as business systems and controls.

BPL2

Use your business plan to avoid business pitfalls

This cartoon illustrates the importance of identifying your potential pitfalls and countermeasures in your business plan.

BPL3

Reap benefits of business plan

This cartoon illustrates the importance of going through the trouble and time to write a business plan in order to profit from it in the end.

BPL4

Business risk appetite (philosophy)

This cartoon illustrates the importance of considering your risk philosophy (policy) and to which extent you want to take risk, protect your profits as well as the need for including your risk appetite in your business plan.

BPL5

Business plan opens doors

This cartoon illustrates the importance of having a plan in order to carry out all the necessary biz activities in a systematic step-by-step way.

PRE1

Boring but profitable business presentation

This cartoon illustrates the fact that business presentations are sometimes extremely dull. However, it is still possible to gain a lot from even boring presentations...

PRE2

The use of cartoons vs. information in business presentations

This cartoon illustrates the benefit of using images and cartoons versus the shortcomings of using a large amount of information without graphical illustration in business presentations.

MNR1

Hands-on manager

This cartoon illustrates a manager or business owner that discovers weak areas in the company under masquerade. The real reason for profit erosion is discovered in the business...

RRM1

Transfer/sharing business risk

This cartoon illustrates a business that transfers/shares some of its business risks to or with an insurance firm...

RRM2

Reduce risk impact

This cartoon illustrates that you do not always have influence over the occurrence of threats, but that you could counteract the impact of threats...

MRK1

Overselling

This cartoon demonstrates a "rotten" marketing message (and mean sales person). Overselling is obvious...