In this article, Burkland CFOs Marc Zablatsky and Katherine Gaffney share lessons for startups from the last downturn.
As states begin to open up, many companies have announced they will continue with an all-remote workforce. But is remote work a good idea for startups?
With regard to COVID-19, two of the most frequently asked questions by startups are “When will the economic tide turn?” and “Has it already begun?
Last week, the President signed the Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act into law. Burkland has highlighted some important updates.
As a CEO / Founder of a startup you’re planning for the economic upturn. Burkland has identified leading indicators for startups.
Strategic thinking, scenario planning, expertise from an on-demand CFO at an affordable price now and as you scale. Future-proof your startup’s finances.
The most recent PPP loan forgiveness information for allowable expenses during the 8 wk period. Clarification on specific questions asked by businesses.
The Federal Reserve’s Main Street Lending Program is a miss. Two of the three MSLP program sleeves are calculated using EBITDA.
How should your startup navigate the current COVID-19 crisis and downturn? Your startup needs good CFO guidance. A Burkland CFO can help.
Startup Marketing Budget – It’s all about scenario planning now – and that includes building a flexible marketing plan and an agile marketing budget.