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I recently received an invitation to review the forecasts of an investment firm and research company as they saw things developing in 2012. It shared three key findings. It would be weird to say that I was overjoyed at reading these findings as they’re not particularly positive, but I was justified in my own assertions [...]

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As managing partner of GGG and the Turnaround Authority, I get the pleasure of providing guest posts by our other partners. The following post is by our newest Partner, Vic Taglia. Have you tried to get a fixed rate business loan lately from a “too big to fail” bank?  Has the bank said it only offers variable, floating rate [...]

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As managing partner of GGG and the Turnaround Authority, I get the pleasure of providing guest posts by our other partners. The following post is by our newest Partner, Vic Taglia. In my post a few weeks ago about how to treat your bankers, creditors and vendors, I advocated telling the truth. As important as it is to [...]

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As managing partner of GGG and the Turnaround Authority, I get the pleasure of providing guest posts by our other partners. The following post is by our newest Partner, Vic Taglia. After the crisis, here’s how to improve your cash control (if you’re like, what is this guy talking about, catch up with Part I and Part II). [...]

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As managing partner of GGG and the Turnaround Authority, I get the pleasure of providing guest posts by our other partners. The following post is by our newest Partner, Vic Taglia. After last week’s post emphasizing the importance of cash and making sure your business is still breathing, let’s use this post to add some detail to your [...]

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As managing partner of GGG and the Turnaround Authority, I get the pleasure of providing guest posts by our other partners. The following post is by our newest Partner, Vic Taglia. Cash is King, and every other business consideration is merely a poor pretender to the throne of a troubled company. When a company is in trouble, its [...]

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