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By:
Mark Rosenman
March 27th, 2018
Companies of every size face problems daily that are difficult to overcome. And for small to midsize businesses, it can be hard to overcome these challenges with limited time and resources.
Business Strategy | Venture Capital Industry | management advice
By:
Jim Cantalini
June 9th, 2014
In the first article in this series I discussed the opportunities and challenges facing companies that are in the later stages of being VC owned and are still founder managed.
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Business Strategy | Strategies to improve business profitability | Growth for Early Stage Companies
By:
Mike Kipp
April 23rd, 2014
My experience as chair of three governing bodies and a member of four others has convinced me that many boards could benefit from clarifying their role and differentiating it from that of executive leadership. The systematic application of these three simple tools to make boards work better can greatly improve the contribution of most statutory and advisory boards.
Business Strategy | Company revenue growth | strategies to improve profitability
By:
Sam Johnson
March 27th, 2014
Part One of this article discussed how emerging and mid-market companies often need to raise growth capital, attract an M&A or private equity deal, or boost profitability and capital readiness for other reasons. Most management teams know their ability to generate cash flow will be scrutinized as an indicator of potential to generate future returns by investors, acquirers and banks alike.
Business Strategy | Revenue Growth | Improve Profitability
By:
Sam Johnson
March 6th, 2014
When emerging mid-market companies need to raise growth capital, attract an M&A or private equity deal; their current cash flow will be closely scrutinized as an indicator of their potential to generate future returns. At this critical point in their evolution, many companies scramble to make improvements to their gross margin percentage. They see even small improvements in gross margin as a step toward impressing investors or acquirers as to their potential to build leverage and generate future profits.
Business Strategy | Business Culture | Manufacturing
By:
Michael Evans
March 4th, 2014
The partners of the Newport Board Group have found that emerging growth companies who are deciding whether or not to outsource manufacturing operations to China, have many pros and cons to weigh. As expert business advisors, Newport Board Group offers companies important information to consider before making the final decision.
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