Archive for Early Stage Company
Growth is an evolutionary process that never ends. The controls, people, and structures inside your business will continue to evolve at different intervals as you achieve different milestones. Please like & share:
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Investors in early stage companies are generally away from the “heat of the battle” daily crises, and are not always able to advise their portfolio company owners to get CFO help. Owners of early stage companies have a number of concerns that keep them from seeing that their company needs a CFO—or at least CFO services. Please like & share:
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Leave a Comment (0) →At BeaconCFO Plus, we often get the question….”I’m thinking of starting my own business—do you have any advice?” The Small Business Administration and the Department of Labor describes what the startup market looks like in this country. Each year, approximately 500,000 businesses are started in America. Interestingly enough, this number declined by only 10% or so in the difficult economic times of 2008-2010. Is it a jungle out there? For every startup business opening in […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →In this blog, written for the Skoda Minotti CPA & Business Advisory Blog, I discuss the actions that early stage companies can take to be successful in a “defensive” year. Read the article here. Please like & share:
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