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Great SMB Resources and Information
Posted by (CFO) 14 weeks 1 day ago
Here is a list of some of the sites I frequent to stay on top of what is happening with SMBs.
Feedback is a Gift
Posted by (CFO) 15 weeks 3 days ago
About 4 years ago I was approached by a man who wanted to give me some feedback – and none of it was positive.
The Tea Leaves of Business Strategy: Financial Modeling
Posted by (Chief Financial Officer) 16 weeks 2 days ago
Challenge strategy by showing the potential results of the strategic actions.
The Mid-Market CFO
Posted by (Chief Financial Officer) 16 weeks 2 days ago
The mid-market CFO is a different breed.
The Collapse of the Entrepreneur's Office Manager
Posted by (CFO) 16 weeks 6 days ago
This is a perspective on how the initial Office Manager in a start-up or entrepreneurial company ends up out of a job.
Lessons for Finance Executives in the BP oil spill
Posted by (CEO/CFO) 16 weeks 6 days ago
The BP oil spill is going to end some executive careers - take note...
Servant Leadership for MBA Graduates
Posted by (CFO) 17 weeks 23 hours ago
I recently came across the following speech I gave at the graduation ceremony for my MBA class from the University of Georgia.
The One-Sided Effect of Health Care Reform
Posted by (CFO) 18 weeks 12 hours ago
Entrepreneurs are usually very skilled at figuring out how to create opportunities out of even the most dire of circumstances.