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Recently a new client that we met with, complained he was struggling to be profitable. We asked him if he knew what his ‘breakeven’ sales point was. With a furrowed brow… the answer of the business owner was no.
A Virtual CFO service is now available to smaller businesses and it doesn’t come with the high wage cost of employing a full time CFO. Bigger businesses have had the benefit of a financial and ‘logical’ thinker in their businesses…
A chief financial officer (CFO) is an executive officer responsible for creating and implementing financial strategies that manage the past, present, and future financial situations and actions of an organisation.
When you’ve grown accustomed to a certain way of approaching things, the words ‘different’ and ‘change’ can be daunting to say the least. Adam Norich can attest to this.
Whether we like it or not COVID-19 has had an impact for the better or worse on just about every business in the world! The question is, how will businesses survive?
While the financial year in Australia is about to end on 30th June, the ramifications of COVID-19 are still being experienced by many businesses. Now is a good time to think strategically about plans for both emerging from the crisis,…
Many businesses have been heavily impacted by the coronavirus pandemic and are surviving through the receipt of various government subsidies. These subsidies have been a welcome lifeline, but they will be of limited duration. Now is the time to start asking yourself: What happens to your cash flow when the subsidies end?
We share four reasons why banks may not be immediately lending to businesses, based upon decades of experience dealing with thousands of small businesses.
Now, more than ever, ‘number crunching’ is a vital tool in the armoury of savvy business owners to plan their way out of a downturn to achieve a profitable future.
If you can ‘keep your cool’ when all around is panic and mayhem you could set up your business for not just survival, but greater profit and cash flow when things improve.