CSA Waverley’s Peter Hanson explains how to employ clever financial engineering to help customers purchase IT equipment - without using capital expenditure
It may surprise you but many business leaders believe the recession offers unparalleled opportunities for those willing to quit the corporate rat race and set up their own businesses.
Finance professionals have come up with an array of ways that you can fund your business. Which you choose depends on your firm, its goals, how much you need and when you can pay it back.
The success of a business is usually defined by its people, so when it comes to taking on staff finding the best ones is all-important. Following this checklist will help you do just that.
You’ve done your research, got the cash and set up a home for your business. Now you need to refine that business into a killer start-up with great products and an awesome marketing machine.
Having researched the market, written your business plan and talked to an accountant about ‘the shape’ of your business, you need to get serious about cash, premises and equipment.
