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The Language of Accounting By JoAnne Berg Originally published on OPEN Forum on February 14, 2011 Did you ever look at a set of financial statements and wonder what it all meant? Would you like to know how to get more value out of the information? You’re not alone. Many business owners find that learning to read, truly understand, and . . . → Read More: The Language of Accounting  Who Should Handle Your Business Finances? By JoAnne Berg Originally published by American Express OPEN Forum Every business has a Chief Financial Officer — the person who has overall responsibility for the financial management of the company. In your business, that person might be you! In a new business, it is not uncommon for the owner to take on all . . . → Read More: Who Should Handle Your Business Finances?  Comments are closed  Articles  Accounting, Cash flow, Financial Statements, Managing, Second stage companies, Startups 6 Common Money Mistakes Small Business Owners Make by JoAnne Berg Jan 06, 2011 - We’ve all known businesses that appear to be doing well, but end up going out of business because they’ve made major mistakes in pricing, cost control or financial management. Here are some of the areas where these problems arise and some suggestions for how . . . → Read More: 6 Common Money Mistakes Small Business Owners Make Comments are closed Articles Accounting, Best Practices, Budgeting, Business Growth, Cash flow, Family business, Managing, Second stage companies This originally appeared on my blog, The Art of Small Business. – JoAnne My mind has been very much on business planning lately – I am working with several clients on their plans, and will be teaching a workshop on business planning later this month. Entrepreneurs working on startups are usually pretty good about having a plan, . . . → Read More: The Top Ten Reasons to Have a Business Plan Comments are closed Articles Best Practices, Budgeting, Business Growth, Business planning, Cash flow, Managing, Starting a Business The Incredible Second Stage Company According to the Edward Lowe Foundation, second stage companies (loosely defined as companies which have survived startup and are ready to add a level of managerial employees, all the way up to about $50 million in sales), comprise only 5 percent of total US businesses but account for a whopping 85 percent . . . → Read More: The Incredible Second Stage Company Comments are closed Articles Best Practices, Business Growth, Cash flow, Family business, Managing, Second stage companies |
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