Author Profile

Andrew Cravenho

Areas of Expertise: Business Finance

Biography

Andrew Cravenho is the CEO of CBAC Funding, an innovative invoice finance company. As a serial entrepreneur, Andrew focuses on helping both small and medium sized businesses take control of their cash flow.

ARTICLES BY Andrew Cravenho

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Author Profile

Andrew Cravenho

Biography

ARTICLES BY Andrew Cravenho

5 Tips That Will Put 'Reverse English' on Your Cash Flow

What does a pool hall shooting technique have to do with your small business? Your business isnt getting first-class cash flow if you fail to put the right spin on the ball.

5 Fails That Will Sabotage Your Leadership Role

Recognizing weakness and taking corrective action is a hallmark of all great leaders. Andrew Cravenho details the five worst failings that can sink anyone in a leadership position.

Business Cash Flow Problems? Invoice Financing Turns Unpaid Invoices into $$$

A business can often find itself in a position where it requires cash for immediate expenses. The financial services of invoice discounting and invoice factoring help a company free up funds by turning unpaid invoices into cash.

David versus Goliath: Where Is Community Banking Headed?

The fate of many small community banks is likely to be decided by the end of this decade. Small business owners, who often have a better relationship with small banks than the mega-banks, are sure to be affected.

How to Recruit a Great Recruiter

Using a recruiter to find the best employees for your business is supposed to make the hiring process easier, but how do you find the right recruiting firm in the first place?

Put Your Credit Card to Work for Your Business

While it is important to use them wisely, there are advantages to using a business credit card and there are ways that credit cards can enhance your bottom line.

How the Transportation Industry Uses Invoice Factoring

Author Profile

Andrew Cravenho

Biography

ARTICLES BY Andrew Cravenho

5 Tips That Will Put 'Reverse English' on Your Cash Flow

What does a pool hall shooting technique have to do with your small business? Your business isnt getting first-class cash flow if you fail to put the right spin on the ball.

5 Fails That Will Sabotage Your Leadership Role

Recognizing weakness and taking corrective action is a hallmark of all great leaders. Andrew Cravenho details the five worst failings that can sink anyone in a leadership position.

Business Cash Flow Problems? Invoice Financing Turns Unpaid Invoices into $$$

A business can often find itself in a position where it requires cash for immediate expenses. The financial services of invoice discounting and invoice factoring help a company free up funds by turning unpaid invoices into cash.

David versus Goliath: Where Is Community Banking Headed?

The fate of many small community banks is likely to be decided by the end of this decade. Small business owners, who often have a better relationship with small banks than the mega-banks, are sure to be affected.

How to Recruit a Great Recruiter

Using a recruiter to find the best employees for your business is supposed to make the hiring process easier, but how do you find the right recruiting firm in the first place?

Put Your Credit Card to Work for Your Business

While it is important to use them wisely, there are advantages to using a business credit card and there are ways that credit cards can enhance your bottom line.

How the Transportation Industry Uses Invoice Factoring

What does a pool hall shooting technique have to do with your small business? Your business isnt getting first-class cash flow if you fail to put the right spin on the ball.