Guiding business back on track.
In times of economic uncertainty, many business owners find themselves navigating shrinking revenues, rising costs and unpredictable consumer behavior. Whether due to inflation, supply chain disruptions, evolving policies at the state and/or federal level or shifting...
Business growth is often an indication of profitable company operations. In some cases, however, rapid growth can undermine a company's long-term financial stability. Once-profitable companies may end up struggling to meet basic operating expenses when they have...
Commercial landlords often sign leases with business tenants that last for multiple years. Provided that the business succeeds, the landlord may have a predictable stream of income. Unfortunately, many new businesses and small companies can fail with little warning....
Professionals who own successful companies or hold leadership positions at organizations are responsible for those companies. In addition to having a fiduciary duty to the organization and its shareholders, an executive or owner may have a sense of personal moral...
Businesses, much like people, may experience economic hardship. Previously successful companies may suddenly start struggling to cover recurring expenses after an uptick in operational costs or a downturn in revenue. Either scenario could have devastating consequences...
Business restructuring is sometimes necessary to keep a company operational. When a downturn in sales, an increase in operating expenses or other factors put financial pressure on an organization, restructuring can help keep the company from failing. The restructuring...
A lot of people think of bankruptcy and insolvency as the same thing. Some think insolvency always leads to bankruptcy. Neither of these things are true. A business is considered insolvent if it can’t pay its bills or other financial obligations on time. Insolvency...
Covering the costs of worker wages and benefits is a major source of financial strain for many midsize businesses. They may have dozens or even hundreds of employees, and those workers can be a source of financial pressure when the company isn't in the black....
Entrepreneurs and investors may decide to start franchises because it minimizes the effort required to open a new business. Instead of building a brand from the ground up, they essentially buy into an existing organization. The franchise approach can streamline the...
When a company cannot balance its budget, drastic action may be necessary. Some organizations face such significant financial challenges that the only options available are either bankruptcy or dissolution of the organization. The company has too many obligations and...
