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Let’s Talk Exit Strategy: How an Anticipatory Accountant Impacts the Value of Your Business

September 22, 2023

As a Fractional CFO and Anticipatory Accountant, I work with many business owners over long periods of time…from the time they are just getting off the ground until they are ready to step away from their business.  Business owners choose to leave their businesses behind…

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3 Ways to Secure Cash Infusions for Small Businesses

July 27, 2020

There is no shortage of advice online about what small businesses need to do to expand or grow their operations during tough economic times. They talk about marketing efforts, restructuring lease agreements and debt, or moving business online. These articles might be all well and…

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Distilleries: Thriving During Difficult Times

June 22, 2020

As for many businesses in Mongomery County and around the country, the pandemic has been a tough time for a number of distilleries. Restaurants and bars have very limited operations and large distributors simply aren’t buying the inventory they usually do.  Tasting rooms are closed…

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SMART Goals: Hurry Up and Take Your Time

May 26, 2020

The pandemic has certainly turned a lot of conventional wisdom on its ear. Many of the rules that were once taken for granted in the business world no longer apply when your company may be partially or completely shut down. This situation is completely unprecedented….

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What to do When You’re Suddenly Working Remotely

March 24, 2020

The coronavirus has abruptly thrust thousands of businesses into the strange waters of full-time remote work with little advance notice or preparation.  Setting up remote working might sound easy in theory: after all, everyone has a computer and a phone. But as you try to…