This blog post was originally posted on Austin Technology Council's weekend update on August 19, 2016.
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 .
Just about every company will experience employee fraud in their lifetime. Companies should look at their finance department and understand how they process financial transactions to see if they are .
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With investment firms still looking to deploy large amounts of money, competition for deals continues to be fierce. For firms actively looking for new investments, displaying true value add is .
By any measure, Robert Alvarez, CFO of BigCommerce.com, is a superstar.
Its one of the most gut-wrenching moments for any business owner or executive (and we have all been there!) – the moment when you realize that revenue from a job or a sale was less than it should .
A new report from global consulting and research firm Everest indicates that the Finance and Accounting Outsourcing (FAO) market in 2010 is expected to resume a growth trajectory more similar to .
Like many finance executives, Terry Lillis, CFO of Principal Financial Group, is tired. The constant stream of guidance from regulators and accounting standard-setters -- plus the expected inflow of .
