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CFOwise Blog
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We discuss topics relevant to the business owners and CEOs of start-up, emerging, and medium-sized companies from the perspective of a Chief Financial Officer (CFO).
- Added on: Dec 11th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Ken Kaufman
- Listed in: Business Small Business
- Tags: entrepreneur cfo chief financial officer part-time cfo cfo careers cfowise
Recent Posts
Top CFOwise Blog Posts of 2009
Based on total number of unique visitors to each of our blog posts through the year, here are our top ten blog posts of 2009. Enjoy! 1. TOP TEN 2010 TRENDS FOR ENTREPRENEURS - We received a lot of very positive feedback on this blog post as...
CFOwise founder, Ken Kaufman, Interviewed on The Passionate Entrepreneur Radio Show Dec 30th
CFO WISE founder, Ken Kaufman, discusses his Top Ten 2010 Trends for Entrepreneurs with Kenneth Darryl Brown PLEASANT GROVE, Utah, Dec 30, 2009 – CFO wise founder, Kenneth A Kaufman, was interviewed as a guest by Kenneth Darryl Brown on his Blog...
Lessons Learned after One Year on Twitter
I created my Twitter account (CFOwise) on December 26th, 2008. After one full year, this is what I have learned: Twitter is like every other form of connecting with people (yes, I’m excluding all non-person driven Twitter accounts). Whet...
Top Ten 2010 Trends for Entrepreneurs
With 2009 coming to a close, we look ahead to what we can expect and should plan for in 2010. Here is my list of the top ten trends founders, CEOs, and entrepreneurs of start-up, emerging, and medium-sized businesses should consider as they prepare...
The Problem is…
As I sat trying to explain the deal points of a transaction for one of my clients to a business attorney, I was amazed at how he began every sentence with: “The problem is…” He spent my entire time with him explaining all the problems with th...
Controlling Success
When beginning a new company or project there are things we can control and other things out of our control. The way we manage our company is within our control. Market response, in most situations, cannot be controlled. Consumer satisfaction a...
