10am - 11am PT / 11am - 12pm MT / 12pm - 1pm CT / 1pm - 2pm ET
Does your firm know how to effectively manage cash flow or how to access capital when it needs it most?
In this economy, cash is not just king, it’s the entire royal family! Managing cash flow has been a challenge many firms have struggled with for years; today, most AE firms are facing the most challenging period in their history and these times call for special attention and some creative ways to bolster cash flow.
Most A/E firms aren’t sure where to turn when they get into a tight spot with their cash flow. This webinar will provide AE professionals with tips on how to approach accessing capital in a time when banks seem less likely to want to help.
In this webinar, we’ll discuss:
Effective Cash Flow Management
- Effective billing and collection procedures
- When to send bills and when to pay bills
- Accounts receivable aging
- Cash requirements
Banking Relations
- How to specifically approach a lending institution
- Key criteria banks use to evaluate your firm
- Which banks are most likely to say yes
- The types of financing
Gary Eisenkraft, CPA is the principal of Eisenkraft CPA & Consulting Services, an accounting and consulting firm in New York City. His firm specializes in creative professional businesses.
Mr. Eisenkraft has spoken to wide variety of groups on business topics, including CPA firms, and has lectured at various forums, including:
- The New York County Lawyers Association
- NYS Society of Certified Public Accountants
- The Workshop for Business Opportunities (WIBO)
- The Industrial Design Society of America
- Sterling Bank
Mr. Eisenkraft is a cum laude graduate of Baruch College CUNY, where he received his BBA. He works closely with clients on accounting, auditing and tax projects and performs budgetary and management consulting services. He is also experienced with assisting his clients in resolving issues with governmental agencies and other entities. His writing has been published in The New York Times, Focal Point, and Innovation Journal.
