Small Business Series: What Happens to a Business Credit Card if a Bank Fails
If your bank fails, the fate of your business credit card will depend on several factors, including the type of credit card you have, whether the card is secured or unsecured, and the terms of your card agreement. Take a look at the 4 possible outcomes.
Small Business Series: What Happens to a Business Loan if the Bank Fails
Business loans are one of the primary ways that entrepreneurs and small business owners can secure the financing they need to achieve their goals. However, what happens to a business loan if the bank that issued it fails?
Small Business Series: What Happens to a Line of Credit After a Bank Failure
In today's highly interconnected financial landscape, it's important for businesses to understand what happens to their financial instruments and credit lines in the event of a bank failure like the ones that occurred at Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank.
Small Business Series: 7 Ways to Protect Your Business from a Bank Crash
Bank runs happen when you least expect them to happen. There are steps that businesses can take to protect themselves.
Bank Failures: A Short History
Bank crashes are one of the most significant financial events that have shaped the modern financial system.
Humpty Dumpty Companies: Falling Tech Valuations
What do tech companies in 2023 and Humpty Dumpty have in common? A great fall.
Veteran Business Series: Think You’re a SDVOSB? Check Again.
Migrations aren’t always smooth. Unfortunately the migration of SDVOSB and VOSB verification from the Department of Veterans Affairs to the Small Business Administration had some glitches.
6 Reasons Why You Need to Focus on Managing Your Business Relationships
It’s easy to forget that business is all about positive relationships.
Small Business Series: Top 5 Tax Write Offs That Owners Can Leverage To Keep More Money
Top 5 Tax Write Offs That Small Business Owners Can Leverage To Keep More Money.
KRA Series: Top 5 Key Result Areas for Technology Service Companies
Defining and prioritizing the critical areas where performance is essential for success are critical. By focusing on KRAs, businesses can align their resources, efforts, and strategies towards achieving their goals and objectives.
Small Business Series: US Government Backed Loans
Access to capital for small businesses to start, grow, and thrive can be a maze of options. Outside of the private sector, the United States federal government has different loan program that small businesses can use
TikTok Tips: Understanding the 6 Different Paid Advertising Options
With over a billion users, your business can’t afford to ignore TikTok.
Veterans Build Your Business: 8 Steps to Setup for Success
Don’t let fear of failure prevent your from building your business. If you’re a veteran you have the grit to succeed.
8 Steps to Setup a PMO
How to create a function that facilitates collaboration and success.
5 Strategies to Manage CapEx
Large businesses aren't the only ones who have to get this right.
Silence is Not for Sale
Major changes to what is allowed for companies to demand of employees in severance packages
Small Business Insights from Our Engagement with QuickBooks
Capital allocation is the lifeblood of all companies. Here are some insights learned from our recent engagement with QuickBooks
Don’t Cut Off Your Nose to Spite Your Face
Cutting costs is never easy. Here are 4 guiding principles to help you when making cuts.
Looking for Presents? Grab these Business Books
Toys are fun? But you can also feed the mind this holiday season. Grab these great and enjoyable business books.
Stop Using Velocity to Manage Across Multiple Product & Project Teams
If you’ve managed a project or product development team, you’ve definitely used some type of sizing g technique (t-shirt sizes, Fibonacci numbers, etc.) to determine the amount of work that can both occur in a sprint as well to determine any efficiency gains that development team obtains over time.