written by alastair barlow [blog]
The past couple of days I’ve attended Accountex in London and I’m exhausted from it! If you read my previous newsletter on management lessons from my fitbit I absolutely smashed my steps over the 2 days and my calories target – I actually burned 4,000 calories on day 1 from walking around. It really is on a huge scale!
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written by alastair barlow [blog]
I’ve had a personal trainer for about 18 months now – he’s awesome. We’ve worked hard together (more so me!) to shift some of the fat I put on post ankle surgery (invasive micro-fracture surgery on my ankle where my cartilage had pretty much disintegrated). It turns out running is not that great for you after all!
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I recently watched the movie Coach Carter for the first time – if you haven’t seen it before it’s a biographical sports film drama based on the true story of a basketball coach (Coach Ken Carter) played in the movie by Samuel L Jackson.
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guest written by darren cran [blog]
Getting a business off the ground often means skimping on avoidable expenses, but there comes a time when it makes sense to invest in a few important upgrades.
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guest written by conrad ford [blog]
A business’s capital is affected by many moving parts, so it’s hard to always keep track of your cashflow, especially if you’re a non finance person.
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hosted by alastair barlow & luke streeter
culture is important to us and so is having shared values with our clients. here’s a sneak peak at the culture within flinder at our client & staff ski trip to morzine, france. hopefully, you can join us next year! […]
guest written by conrad ford [blog]
There are many obstacles businesses need to conquer to succeed. From setup and survival, to stability and expansion — one of the biggest challenges at every stage is cashflow.
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written by chris agnew & maryna irzhanenko [blog]
Think of a company strategy day and you think of sitting in a dingy conference room somewhere, listening to someone’s monotonous tone read slide after slide from a dated PowerPoint presentation.
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guest written by conrad ford [blog]
The business finance market has changed a lot in the last few years. It’s well known that after the financial crisis, high street banks reduced their lending to small and medium sized businesses, and alternative providers emerged to fill this lending gap.
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written by alastair barlow [blog]
this is the follow on article from 11 sections to the perfect business plan – part 1 & part 2 where I describe these sections in detail; business strategy, finances and risks.
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written by luke streeter [blog]
what are the key differences between debt funding and equity funding and which is right for you and your business? and on what terms should you be taking either?
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written by alastair barlow [blog]
this is the follow on article from 11 sections to the perfect business plan – part 1 where I describe these sections in detail; branding, customer & marketing, operations & management.
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written by alastair barlow [blog]
business plans can be daunting for those that have never done them before; a host of new terms, concepts and financial modelling.
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hosted by alastair barlow & luke streeter
culture is important to us and so is having shared values with our clients. here’s a sneak peak at our first annual client & staff ski trip. hopefully, you can join us next year! […]
written by alastair barlow [blog]
this article is not for the faint hearted – it gets a little technical and involves detailed calculations on the metrics I see as most important when running a subscription or SaaS based business.
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written by alastair barlow [blog]
with the right insight and metrics, subscriptions offer a great way to build a reliable business or a reasonably predictable revenue stream.
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written by luke streeter [blog]
the bank shouldn’t be, and probably isn’t, your first thought when it comes to funding, it has its place, but it’s not on the top of my list!
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