Using Google Chrome I found a few issues.
When I hover over the menu it drops down, but then when I try to hover over one of the menu options it closes the drop down. For instance, I can click the top menu "services", but I can't open the "services" menu and click "consulting".
On the "About Us" page the pictures show up teeny tiny, like eighth of an inch high.
From an editing POV (hope you don't mind - this is one of my strong suits and something I've done professionally and for fun), there were several structural, punctuation, and grammatical errors that need to be addressed. I only reviewed two pages, but here are the notes from those two. Also, I didn't mention all the lists that could have used the Oxford comma - I know not everyone uses it for some bizarre reason. (OK, that last comment is only funny if you're a complete nerd about editing like I am.)
About us page:
Quality of Work Life – Our team are our most valuable asset. Consequently, we will attract the best in the industry to serve our clients needs ----- should be "client's" with an apostrophe as it's possessive
Community – Give back to the communities we live and work in. ----- you have a dangling participle. Should be "Give back to the communities in which we live and work."
joining forces in 2015 with the talented business consultant and long time business associate John McEwing from Unchained Business Solutions. ----- not really a spelling/grammar/punctuation thing so much as a recommendation - take out the word "talented" here. It sounds a little florid and over-the-top, no matter if it's true or not.
realized that many small businesses where continuing ----- should be "were" continuing.
"Great Recession" should be capitalized
John’s vision was simple enough. ----- this is a fragment. Consider either linking it to the next sentence (though I fear that might cause a run-on sentence) or expanding on it.
that, in short order, get agreed upon results ----- commas not needed here
like; The Gap ----- semicolon not needed here
serving on his towns Coastal Management, Planning ----- town's needs an apostrophe - it's possessive
participating in the states Meals on Wheels program. ----- should say "state's" with an apostrophe as it's possessive
This dual residencies allows ----- this dual residency - this is singular, residency needs to also be singular, or change to "These dual residencies" so both are plural, but that doesn't make sense in the vernacular.
active lifestyle of; boating ----- semicolon not needed here
Rick is skilled to assist and partner with counsel ----- think about rewording, maybe to "Rick assists and partners with counsel". Actually, the whole following paragraph needs to be condensed and reworded. Semicolon usage where periods should be cause this to be a run-on sentence, or where commas should be indicating continuance of a list. It's also a little grandiose with such phrases as "all facets of corporate governance" - who really is skilled at ALL facets of corporate governance? Pick his specialties and where he'll be focused in his position and highlight those. Reword "the development of professional development" as it comes across as redundant, though I understand what you're trying to get across.
Rick is also well known for giving back to his community since creating after school programs. ----- end the sentence at "to his community". Then start "He created after school..."
Rick and his Labrador Retriever divide time in Rhode Island by working on their 1890’s Victorian home and Vermont where Rick is a member of the Killington Snow Sports School and Professional Ski Instructors of America. ----- "divide their time between RI, where he works on his" (as much of a dog-person as I am, it doesn't read professionally to include the dog as an owner). Comma after home to complete the aside about what he does in RI. Comma after Vermont.
Sebastian has been professionally developing applications for more than 11 years working for big companies like Intel, Sony, Verizon and Orbitz among others. ----- what kind of apps? I recommend adding a word (smartphone? Web?) and a period after years. Then delete "working for big companies like" and replacing it with "He's worked for many major tech industry companies including" and drop "among others".
Sebastian is a computer security and cryptography enthusiast and because of loving stock trading he started
http://AnalisisTecnico.com.ar the first free site to do technical analysis on Argentinian stocks and bonds. ----- Period after enthusiast. Next sentence should be "he combined his love of stock trading with his technical expertise to start Analisis Tecnico (web address in parentheses), the first free...
Dan has been working in various aspect of ----- aspects, plural
One of his favorite aspects ----- repeat of the word aspect. I recommend finding another term.
Success stories page:
Well after some ----- comma after "well", or delete the word "well" altogether.
store and it’s employees ----- should be "its", no apostrophe. The apostrophe signifies the contraction of "it is". When the word is possessive there's no apostrophe.
employees where running ----- employees "were" running. Also, you might want to indicate how they were running the manager and not vice versa - you may want to show how you can add a process or value here instead of showing you're just going to go in and fire managers (even if that really was the best/most needed option in this case).
have a NCO ----- have "an" NCO
The owner couldn’t understand why as in the beginning when he purchased the business the business was great. ----- couldn't understand why what? Also, repeat of the word business. Try "The owner was at a loss to understand why the high-performing business became unprofitable so quickly after they purchased it." Again, needs some specifics as to how the business was running him - this is a good theme, but needs specific examples to support and this would be a good opportunity to show what your Building Block plan would do/how it addressed the issues.
the previous years sales ----- year's - apostrophe is needed for possessive
owners transactions ----- owner's - apostrophe is needed for possessive
