eFinancial Management Launches New eFM Interims Website
e-Financial Management re-launch new web site designed to cater to the interim market and invite companies looking to fulfil their next interim requirements to visit the brand new
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The new interactive main site, www.efminterims.com as well as its 3 sub sites, www.babyinterims.com , www.healthyinterims.com and www.charityinterims.com have all been designed to reflect the branding and image of the eFM group.
www.efminterims.com is aimed at providing real client value and improving the experience of visitors to the site while offering easily accessible information pertaining to interim management to both clients searching for top level interim managers as well as interim managers looking for their next interim assignment.
Many useful features have been incorporated into the new site.
The toolbox section provides a range of business and statutory information from regulatory changes to helpful CV writing tips!
The section on ‘company formations’ highlights the various types of legal entities as well as the pros, cons and peculiarities of each type of business.
For clients unsure about whether or not to hire an interim manager, they get helpful information about the ‘eFM Interims’ model including a list of unique benefits such as limited liability status of its members and with the new Agency Workers Regulations, clients who use this model will be outside the remit of these AWR rules.
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