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Need Clients Now? 5 Strategies to Quickly Get More Consulting Clients

Consulting Matters

However, there will be times when you have to feel the cash flow pressure and need to find clients.right now! Attend Networking Events. Choose events that your ideal client will be attending (vs. When you are at the event, practice using a more conversational and branded response to the question “So, what do you do?”

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Need Clients Now? 5 Strategies to Quickly Get More Consulting Clients

Consulting Matters

However, there will be times when you have to feel the cash flow pressure and need to find clients.right now! Attend Networking Events. Choose events that your ideal client will be attending (vs. When you are at the event, practice using a more conversational and branded response to the question “So, what do you do?”

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Business Book Review: Boston Consulting Group On Strategy

Management Consulted

Welcome to yet another opportunity to gain valuable insights from a book review, written by Preeti Vemu, MC intern, MC events organizer extraordinary, and an ex-Deloitte consultant. The focus here is completely on cash flows and not projections. It’s a tasty deal (ahem, read), I’d say.

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Investment Banking 101: Understanding the Industry

Tom Spencer

What Investment Bankers Do There are several key roles within investment banking, including corporate finance, sales and trading, and research. How would you value a company with negative historical cash flow? What is typically higher – the cost of debt or the cost of equity? How do you calculate the cost of equity?

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It’s Not a Sales Problem You Have But a Marketing Problem!

Chad Barr

What commonly then surfaces is not that they have a sales problem but a serious marketing problem. So next time you are worrying about revenues and cash flow, I’d suggest you look at your marketing plan and in the event you don’t have one, I recommend you create one immediately. Leave your comment here. .

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Earnings Cheating Season: Is Your Favorite Company Cooking the Books?

MishTalk

In other words, there may be more to the recent flash-crash than just one weak retail sales datum a deeper malaise surrounding weak profits may be driving events. Is there a growing divergence between net income and operating cash-flow? Are Days Sales Outstanding (DSO) increasing? If so (i.e.

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Severe Weather Threatens Businesses. It’s Time to Measure and Disclose the Risks

Harvard Business

Even if a business knows how normal weather affects its earnings, unexpected abnormal weather events present their own risks. When weather conditions are on average adverse over days, weeks, or entire seasons, shortfalls in sales cause reduced cash flows and can lead to financial distress and business failure.