Selling a business or product can be a rewarding step in your career, but it’s essential to take precautions to protect your interests throughout the process. For example, conducting thorough due diligence on potential buyers helps minimize risks, and involving legal and financial experts can highlight any overlooked risks or obligations.

Managing your small business's finances isn’t just about crunching numbers—it’s about making data-driven decisions that keep your business healthy and positioned for growth. The right accounting strategies can streamline cash flow management, optimize tax savings and bring a new level of efficiency to your daily operations.

In times of crisis, safeguarding your business credit is critical to maintaining financial stability and ensuring access to future funding. Unexpected challenges can strain cash flow and jeopardize your creditworthiness, but proactive measures can help protect your business’s financial health.

As tax policies evolve, companies must be proactive about potential changes in corporate tax structures that could affect business. Business leaders must stay informed, adapt their strategies and ensure compliance to protect their financial health and operations.

In uncertain markets, controlling costs, boosting efficiency and increasing profitability all take on even greater importance. Leaders must balance their organization's short-term needs with long-term goals, all while staying agile in the face of constant change.

Managing finances is one of the most crucial aspects of successfully running a small business. With so many tools, strategies and platforms available, it can be challenging to determine which resources will provide the most value.

Your cap table provides key information about your startup’s ownership and ensures everyone involved understands their stake in your company's future. Communicating the nuances of this important document to stakeholders and investors in a way that is clear and builds trust can feel daunting.

Environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors are playing an increasingly important role in how portfolios are managed and evaluated as investors aim to align financial growth with sustainability and ethical practices. For companies, this shift presents a chance to attract conscientious investors—but it requires them to adapt their operations, reporting and strategies to meet new expectations.

As a finance leader, you're expected to protect the organization from risk while helping it move toward growth in the face of market volatility. That balance requires more than just sharp forecasting; it calls for clear priorities, adaptable frameworks and the ability to identify (and act on) early signals.

Data analytics has become a game-changer for companies looking to make smarter, faster and more strategic decisions. By turning raw data into actionable insights, finance teams are improving forecasting, managing real-time risk and aligning resources with evolving priorities.

Across my two decades in the real estate industry, I have been involved in many different types of projects, including impact investing projects, and have seen firsthand why they matter—and what it takes for them to succeed….

Artificial intelligence has spurred changes in various industries—and the financial services industry is no exception.

Specifically, AI can help financial services companies in several key areas, ultimately enabling them to provide a smoother experience to their customers.

While there is always some degree of fluctuation in real estate interest rates, the last few years have been particularly volatile. For instance, according to an article in The Mortgage Reports, which cited data from Freddie Mac, “mortgage rates fluctuated significantly in

Judging by national headlines, it feels like home building may all but stop completely amid increased home prices, rising mortgage rates and the high cost of building materials. Looking more closely, however, this may not be the case at all.