From the Desk of Dr. Lovett

Entrepreneurs typically monitor key performance indicators, such as revenue, conversion, or adoption, to gauge effectiveness. But perhaps the most common metric for measuring a new venture’s success is what’s known as the LTV/CAC ratio.

Proposals to eliminate property taxes necessitate a discussion on alternative revenue streams to ensure that municipalities and counties continue to function effectively.

Finance leaders struggle to determine generative AI’s costs and benefits, but there are suggestions on how to tackle the problem.

Thinking Outside the Box: A federally mandated minimum wage increases economic instability within the nation. Alternative legislation allowing regional decisions or sector specifications should be considered to level the playing field.

The economic policies implemented during President Donald Trump's administration have been a subject of extensive debate and analysis. This article examines the key components of the Trump economic plan, focusing on tax reforms, deregulation, trade policies, and defense investments, and evaluates their purported benefits.

As a business leader, navigating geopolitical shifts, regulatory changes, rapidly changing tariffs, and evolving economic policies demands a proactive approach that supports long-term strategic resilience.

Sustainability reporting refers to the process of measuring, disclosing, and being accountable for an organization's environmental, social, and governance (ESG) impacts.

While some argue that tariffs can lead to higher prices for consumers, they can also have several positive impacts on the United States economy.

Now is the time for private business leaders to undertake planning and actions to secure the resilience of their company for the potentially turbulent times ahead.

Alternative investments have gained traction as viable options for diversification, risk management, and potential returns.

Staring a business can seem daunting. Be prepared for opportunities for growth, learning, and resilience.

A fractional CFO is a highly experienced financial professional who works with businesses on a part-time or contract basis. Unlike a full-time CFO, who commands a high salary and benefits, a fractional CFO provides expertise at a fraction of the cost.

Filing early not only ensures compliance with tax regulations but also provides financial advantages and reduces stress.

Proper year-end bookkeeping facilitates accurate reporting, aids in tax preparation, and helps in strategic planning for the upcoming year.