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Fall 2007 ContactSubscribeArchives |
IPA’s BusinessToday magazine is the official quarterly publication of International Profit Associates (IPA-IBA). IPA-IBA is a management consulting firm and business development group that focuses on improving small and medium-size businesses. The company goal is to assist clients to better manage, grow, succeed and improve their businesses. In addition to the knowledge that IPA-IBA provides, the strategic alliances contribute with assistance in growth, retirement planning, legal entity structure, wealth management and maximization of after tax dollars. Not only do the consultants contribute innovative strategies, but they deliver and implement solutions. International Profit Associates assists clients in making the most of their work and their lives. Features
by Stewart Cloer Signing personal guarantees with "House Money". How I’d love to keep youby Ken Sweet Uncover the secrets to preventing customer defection. EBIT-‘DUH’by Erin Hollis Why is EBITDA considered Frankenstein math for the naive and uninformed? Other Headlines
by David L. Danzig Financial windfalls are a life-altering event, but with proper planning they can improve the lives of generations to come. Ordinary course of businessby Nathan Eckley Bankruptcy preference avoidance is no longer ordinary. Keep more money in your business by knowing the options. Protect your legacyby Tim Foster Understand how a delay on the review and updating of your tax plan will cost you money. Ask the expertby Gregg M. Steinberg How do I make the most of my middle management team? Learn about the factors to consider when analyzing inventory, working capital, cash flow and profit. Is 50/50 the best I can do?by Brian Parks & Rich Lubicz Recruiting is now a sales position. Learn how to find quality candidates. Common sense isn’t all that commonby James Gibson Are your company procedures and policies in order? Protect the business – learn how to create an official handbook. When a handshake is a dealby Myron M. Cherry Learn why many oral contracts are legally binding. People or profitby Leigh Hafrey Is your company socially responsible for people, profit or both? Software integrationby David Kukral It can save you time and money, but how? Are you a business scientistby Geoffrey L. Gabor Running a business calls upon scientific methods for success. Do your financial statements measure up? Blogs, forums and sub domainsby Rick Biederer Take advantage of the various Web site opportunities available and determine which best fit your business. What is your PR scoreby Raymond Minkus Public relations exposure extends beyond newspaper, radio and television mentions. Take the test now to find out how your company measures up. Evolving impressionsby Dave Voitik Small businesses are faced with many options when it comes to printing. Understand how to decipher the new technology. Really...there is no secret to starting a businessby Mike Rudd Many start-up companies fail within the first few years. Learn how to establish a game plan and make a profit. Also in this issue
by Gregg M Steinberg
Small Business Research Board:
Concerns of manufacturers according to last study Small business in Canada predicts steady or improving economy Construction / Contracting industry study reveals that taxes, energy and fuel costs now their greatest concerns of construction and contracting businesses by John R. Burgess |