Good news!! Money is Flowing
One of the heartening things about crises is the way so many people pull together. Most people are still optimistic that the full lockdowns will be short-lived and that the economy will be able to rebound fairly quickly. As past recessions and depressions have shown,...
Negotiating for Solvency in a Time of Coronavirus—From A Creditor’s Point of View
As non-essential businesses are closing down across the country, customers are in short supply for a lot of businesses. This means that the businesses no longer have money to pay their suppliers, landlords, employees, etc. Yesterday I wrote about some excellent...
Tools You Can Use to Proactively Address to the Coronavirus Economic Shutdown
Today, New Mexico Governor, Michelle Lujan-Gresham, issued “stay at home instructions.” It’s short of martial law, but she does make the point that she has the right to “instruct” New Mexico residents to do this unless they are involved in essential activities. While...
Setting Expectations when Selling Your Business
Often business owners wait until they are really ready to sell the business before beginning the sales process. This can lead to disappointment and frustration on a number of levels. Here are some considerations for making sure that you optimize your chances of a...
Business Brokers: Using Objectivity to Optimize Business Buy/Sell Transactions Your Business
You are thinking about selling your business. You’ve worked hard and long and are proud of the results. Now you want to turn over the reins to someone else and reap the rewards for your efforts. You think about selling the business yourself, but upon further...
Nuts and Bolts for Business and Life
I’m a nuts and bolts kind of gal. It came as quite a surprise to me, since I really expected to be an academic or a social worker, but I worked in college as a computer programmer in a warehouse to get my Sociology degree. When I graduated, the only jobs I could find...
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