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Executive Summary of  our Social Media Audit & Assurance Service

You have a head spinning with business ideas but you encounter difficulties in financing? Or you have recently started your great potential business but are not yet turning profit? A fundamental aspect for your business, financing is usually the most frequent obstacle in starting a business. You have the option of resorting to a business incubator on condition that your business idea seems viable and promising.

It is very important for individuals to know how to handle finances. Being thrifty is a good trait and very few youth possess it. Parents are the very first teachers of the children and so they must set good examples. As parents, you can give your kids budgeting activities so they will learn to handle finances at an early age.

It all starts with a great idea, an idea that has probably been in your mind for a long time. You have the product sorted out, how you are going to deliver your service, where you are going to set up your office and how you are going to market your new business. But the stumbling block always seems to be the finance to get you going.

Two heads are better than one, so sit down with your spouse and plan out your financial future together.

Advancement in technology, unfortunately, has helped attackers be more aggressive and capable of inflicting more damage to IT systems and infrastructure deployed at most enterprises today. 

As managers, we have the important responsibility of formulating a strategy, not only to assure that our companies will be successful today, but also successful in the future.

The 7 Proven Principles to Business Success will overcome whatever limitation you have. Think of it as a recipe for success in business. All you have to do is first of all learn what the 7 principles are, and then apply them, in order. When you follow this recipe all of your challenges will fade away.

All of the planning in the world is an exercise in futility without the working capital to successfully carry out the plan. If a business sells to customers on terms, then working capital availability is dependent on cash flow timing. In most instances a business will incur a cash flow gap between the time cash is required for inventory, payroll and operating expenses, and the time cash is received from customers paying on terms. Let’s explore a simple example of this timing difference that makes up the cash flow gap:

Selling a business, especially a restaurant is not as easy as it seems and most people find it difficult not knowing how to go about it. The end result is targeting unprofessional people who just waste time and the ‘real buyers’ are nowhere to be seen.