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Posted by GTC Financial on 3.07.2020

Business Resilience: Understanding Your Market

As accountants, we want our clients to build resilient and successful businesses. That means overcoming the challenges and pursuing the opportunities presented by current market conditions. Leaders of resilient businesses ensure they understand their market, especially the customers and competition.

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Topics: Business Improvement, Business Planning, Business Continuity Planning

Posted by GTC Financial on 3.07.2020

Business Resilience: Vision & Goals

As accountants, we strive to help our clients build resilient and successful businesses. In the current business environment, there are both challenges and opportunities.

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Topics: Business Improvement, Business Planning, Business Continuity Planning

Posted by GTC Financial on 3.07.2020

Is Your Business Model Standing the Test of COVID-19?

As accountants, we need to understand our clients’ business models. In very simple terms, a business model refers to “the way a business makes money”. Take a retailer, for example, who buys and displays products of interest to customers. By attracting people into their store, they sell those products and make a profit, provided the sales price exceeds the costs of supplying that product.

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Topics: Business Improvement, Business Planning, Business Continuity Planning

Posted by Carissa Cross on 14.05.2020

10 tips for clever business owners

As a business owner, there is always something to do, however many owners often spend more time working in the business than they do on the business.

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Topics: Business Improvement, Business Continuity Planning, COVID-19

Posted by GTC Financial on 1.05.2020

Managing (and Getting Help) Through a Business Crisis

Recent global events have tested the mettle of management and boards everywhere. Some businesses will emerge stronger and, sadly, some will cease to exist in their current form.

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Topics: Business Improvement, Business Continuity Planning, COVID-19

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