Each year clients hire me to help them make tough decisions, but in the process, I learn as much as they do. Some of the things I discovered this year reinforced lessons I discovered previously, but every year brings surprises too. Here are my recommended New Year’s resolutions for anyone who wants to improve a […]
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W. Gary Sitton, Author, Fire Up Your Startup and Keep it Up While I was a professor of computer science, I was asked to write a basic accounting and payroll package for two not-for-profit entities on campus. It began to establish some traction in the late 70s, culminating in the creation of my company. Bi-Tech Software,
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About eleven years ago I wrote some tips for a business publication to share some of my thoughts about what I had learned in my first fifteen years in business. If you do the math then you will know that the business is now over 25 years old. As I was going through some old
William G. Cummings, President, Cummings Financial Organization, Inc. I recently had the distinct pleasure to listen to a great speaker at a conference. I thought it would be the same, blah, blah, economic or business update. Boy, was I surprised. The speaker’s name was Anthony Robles and he was a wrestler at Mesa High School
Suzanne Evans So you decided to seize your dream and start your own business. Unfortunately, your fledgling company is losing altitude fast. Despite putting in the work, you’re not seeing the profits. No matter how much you scour profit-and-loss statements, analyze your data, tweak your advertising, encourage your employees, or suck up to potential clients,
