A frequently heard complaint among small to medium business owners is “I am making money, but I have no cash. How can that be?” Well, it is more likely the norm than the exception. Years ago I was hired by a company that had revenues of about $130 million. Margins were healthy, G&A costs were… Read more »
A recent Inc Magazine/Manta survey of Small Business Owners listed their goals for 2012: 1. Grow the Business 2. Improve relationships with friends and family 3. Eat healthier 4. Work out More 5. Work less In other words Entreprenuers say they want more time and more energy. I can help. As a Partner with the… Read more »
It’s the time of year when we think of what we could have done better last year and how we are going to fix it in 2015. One of the items that we often overlook as a smaller business is the budgeting and planning process. Generally, I have run into two objections to the process.… Read more »
Well before the ink is dry on any acquisition document, the astute CFO will know that one size does not fit all when it comes to delivering on the expected value of the transaction. But one element is true in all cases: proactive planning for a smooth close and first 100 days is the first… Read more »
Check out this youtube parody video on the financial bailout: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdFQ7WUHc4A photo credit: freedoom via photopin (license)