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What is Business in Command?

Business in Command is a free monthly bulletin from Perigon Partners for people running mid-sized businesses. Each issue pulls together strategy and sustainability thinking for CEOs and Board Members who take the long view.

It shares its name with the method Perigon uses with clients — building strategy that holds up in an uncertain world.

Who is it for?

CEOs, chairs, non-executive directors and ExCo members of mid-sized UK businesses — the people accountable for where a business is heading, not just how it performed last quarter.

If you run a leadership team or sit on a board and want clear strategy and sustainability thinking without the consultant-speak, it’s for you.

What’s inside each issue?

Each issue is short enough to read in one sitting: a flagship article on a strategic or governance theme, a practical tool of the month, questions for your next board meeting, brief field notes from our work, and a short further-reading list. No padding.

Is it free, and how often will I get it?

One issue a month — free, with no upsell, and one-click unsubscribe from any issue.

Can I see an issue before I subscribe?

Yes — read Issue 1 in full first, or browse everything in the library. Subscribing just means the next issue comes to you.

Can I read past issues and articles without subscribing?

Yes — every issue and all our writing lives in the free library: strategy, sustainability and governance pieces, with no subscription needed.

Will you share my details or email me other things?

No. We use your email to send you Business in Command and nothing else you didn’t ask for. Your data is never shared with third parties, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

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