Synopsis
How Fiscally Fit Is Your Company? Just Say Ah! In Stick Out Your Balance Sheet and Cough, Gary Patterson details for the first time the proven methods he has used to successfully treat companies of all sizes across a range of industries from a startup purchased by IBM to a public technology company sold to eBay to an Inc. 500 consumer goods manufacturer to an international Fortune 500 firm. Offering tips to stanch the internal financial bleeding and providing a daily regimen for ensuring your company's financial health, the FiscalDoctor's prescription is clear: Give your company an overall checkup to gauge its condition. Diagnose problems by reviewing your financials and operations. Implement a treatment plan using Best Practices from world-class successful companies. Create a wellness program to prevent future fiscal crises. Using the FiscalDoctor's Best Practices, the high-growth company you own, manage or direct can avoid unnecessary increased expenses, revenue shortfalls, employee layoffs, missed bonuses or broken dreams. So open this book and say Profit.
About the Author
About the FiscalDoctor It is one of the most complicated questions in business: What is the impact of hidden risk on your bottom line? Or, to put it bluntly: What is the cost of what you don't know? In today's economic environment, unforeseen risk could cost you your company. Author Gary Patterson, the FiscalDoctor, works with companies to check their vital signs and diagnose problems before unpleasant side effects show up on their balance sheets. Patterson puts his extensive C-level experience in accounting, IT, sales, manufacturing and HR to work writing, speaking and consulting on enterprise risk assessment, risk analysis, corporate governance, and the bottom line impact of going green. The FiscalDoctor corporate checkup helps identify internal problems from inventory mismanagement, outdated and incomplete financial reports, and false accounting assumptions to external forces like misreading the market, losing competitive advantage and missing golden opportunities. Patterson is a KPMG CPA with an MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business and has 30 years experience working with CEOs, board members, executive teams, private equity investors, and entrepreneurs to help them identify and manage the risk factors that may already be affecting their balance sheets and their bottom line.
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