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Selling your company is like performing a well-rehearsed finale. You can’t freestyle
Most business owners assume that if the business is profitable, it’s sellable.
Most business owners assume that if the business is profitable, it’s sellable.
When a major revenue channel is disrupted, your exit or succession plan
Selling your company is like performing a well-rehearsed finale. You can’t freestyle
Fawn Weaver’s Uncle Nearest, Inc. and Nearest Green whiskey distillery was recently
This past Sunday, I attended a block party that reminded me just
On July 4th, Congress passed the One Big Beautiful Bill — and
Juneteenth just passed, and like many Black business owners, I took some
Your relationship with money influences your business more than you might realize.
I met a woman at the Enterprising Women's Magazine annual conference who
The biggest complaint I get from business owners is that they don’t
Many business owners assume buyers are primarily focused on revenue, profit, and
Do you see your business primarily as a source of income, or
Most deals do not fall apart because of one dramatic issue; they
Over the years, we've worked with small business owners who are preparing
With the current economic downturn, some small business owners are considering succession
"I have a bookkeeper, a CPA, and payroll support. Why do I
Reaching 10 years in business has given me the gift of perspective.
Most business owners assume that if the business is profitable, it’s sellable.
Selling your company is like performing a well-rehearsed finale. You can’t freestyle
Fawn Weaver’s Uncle Nearest, Inc. and Nearest Green whiskey distillery was recently
Do you see your business primarily as a source of income, or
Here’s what you should learn before scaling your business, per my Linked
Do you constantly feel pressure to grow and scale your business but
Over two months, we interviewed over 25 traditional and non traditional lenders
Art & Money Matter's Mondays: Today's message is inspired by friends and
...now that you've followed the steps, in last week's article, and created
It's the 4th quarter of the year and you still have a
It doesn't take Ned Stark (from HBO's Game of Thrones) to remind
So last week we talked about the 3 instances when artists and
It is officially summer and you know what that means? VACATION TIME!Hopefully
Art & Money Matters: In the Spirit of Father's Day, 3 Lessons
I almost missed my blog deadline digging into all of the features
Oh how I miss ING Direct Orange online accounts with Checking and
On July 4th, Congress passed the One Big Beautiful Bill — and
With impending tariffs, small business owners must be proactive in maintaining financial
Ever tried rolling out bread dough? It’s like managing cash flow—both require
In the spirit of this week's Halloween character, CFO Barbie, is here
After a super fun, whirlwind birthday trip a couple weeks ago with
Let’s dive into how knowing your numbers is essential to gauge the
Planning may feel pointless as we face another lockdown and increasing COVID-19
Budgeting & Cashflow, Credit & Debt Management, FinCore Highlights, Personal Finance, Savings & Investments
Small businesses are really hurting right now. The banks and bankers have
Think of this like a checklist for responding to the immediate business
"I have a bookkeeper, a CPA, and payroll support. Why do I
After 10 years as a CFO working alongside $2MM–$20MM companies with lean
This week's newsletter is a collaboration with Sankeetha Selvarajah Esq., Acquisition Attorney,
This past Sunday, I attended a block party that reminded me just
“I’m a hustler, I know how to make money—but once it comes
When Hurricane Sandy swept through the Rockaways in 2012, it didn’t just
Ever tried rolling out bread dough? It’s like managing cash flow—both require
I often reflect on the moments that challenge business owners to grow
As we near year-end, it's a perfect time to revisit your business