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Strategies for Surviving Recessions: Management Reporting and Forecasting
To survive economic trauma, contractors need a high-performing executive team, specialized management reporting and accurate industry forecasting.
By Stephen King
February 18, 2021
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by Stephen King
GrowthForce President & CEO Stephen King has the experience of surviving five recessions in business. King’s ability to visualize the future of accounting has led GrowthForce to become one of the nation’s largest cloud-based bookkeeping, management accounting, and controller services organizations. Before founding GrowthForce, he was President of Insperity Financial Management Services and the founder of Virtual Growth Incorporated, which was the nation’s largest outsourced accounting service for small businesses.
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