a year of tumultuous change. are you ready? by rick telberg by now most finance and accounting professionals are shaking off the last vestiges of the holidays and are bearing down on the work ahead. if you’re like many of us, … continued
lesson #1: reading situations clearly and quickly, without rose-colored glasses. next question: what to expect for 2010? join the survey; see the results. by rick telberg at large while some accountants and cpa firms have been reacting to the business … continued
if you’re tired of waiting for your government bailout… here are 10 ways an accounting firm can help give a shot in the arm to local business. (and none of it costs a dime.) 1. mentor a new business owner. … continued
these lessons were learned the hard way in the magazine business. but they can apply to many, especially in these turbulent times. what is our purpose for existing? who is our target customer? why does anyone need what we’re selling? … continued
skip reardon says watch out, more change coming next year. here are his seven steps to preparing your organization for another bumpy year: create a commitment to change. engage the stakeholders. visualize the changed future. begin the transformation. embed the … continued