This blog post was originally posted on Austin Technology Council's weekend update on August 19, 2016.
The American economy is as vibrant as ever, and part of what has made it so strong is a business culture persistently favorable to small businesses. But modern economic realities have ushered in .
Among the most significant and widespread changes at play in the modern financial landscape is the result of changing attitudes toward accounting and finance. The economic panics and highly .
When seeking out seed funding for a company, founders and entrepreneurs know that prospective investors will want to see a solid business plan, financial metrics and targeted market research. But .
There's no debating that every business needs to set aside some time (read: money) for basic finance operations. Whether it's filing taxes, generating legally mandated financial statements or general .
You’ve launched your venture, survived due diligence and raised initial start-up funding.
As the leader of your company, it is your job to make sure everyone is moving in the right direction but if you don’t have good financial reporting on your company’s current status then how do you .
It’s a paradox. One moment you have your finance team aligned with your company’s needs and then you decide to make an acquisition that will help your company increase performance and decrease .
