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7 traits of high-revenue firms
SmartBrief for CFOs | Nov 18, 2009
The 5% of public companies created since 1980 that have achieved $1 billion of revenue and continue to see 25% growth annually have seven traits in common, says David G. Thomson, author of "Blueprint to a Billion." They get customers to sell for them, provide the consumer extraordinary benefits through their products and reinvest their profits to sustain growth. "The future is growth or go," he adds, noting that the successful firms span many business sectors. BusinessWeek (11/17)
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SmartBrief for CFOs | Nov 16, 2009
Employee theft is increasing amid recession
SmartBrief for CFOs | Nov 17, 2009
Why it pays to listen to employees
SmartBrief for CFOs | Nov 18, 2009
Success comes from the team, not the leader
SmartBrief for CFOs | Nov 19, 2009
How to structure a finance department
SmartBrief for CFOs | Nov 20, 2009
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SmartBrief for CFOs | Nov 19, 2009
What does your personal brand say?
SmartBrief for CFOs | Nov 18, 2009
Chicago suburb is rated as the best place to raise a family
SmartBrief for CFOs | Nov 20, 2009
Leaders' "loss aversion" can lead to bad decisions
SmartBrief for CFOs | Nov 16, 2009
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