The Receivables Exchange Cash Flow Newsletter - Liquidity Matters
Liquidity Matters Newsletter - Cash Flow Management
Liquidity Matters is a monthly newsletter, written by The Receivables Exchange founders, Justin Brownhill and Nic Perkin and guest financial experts, that is dedicated to helping small and mid-sized businesses better navigate the ever-changing world of capital finance. You'll learn about upcoming events, the latest industry trends, facts and figures that may affect your business, and more.
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July Founder's Letter
Welcome to Liquidity Matters, our monthly newsletter focused on providing valuable information to help U.S. small and midsize businesses grow – one receivable at a time.The long hot summer has not slowed activity at The Receivables Exchange. In the last month, we extended our popular Cash Flow Forums into two more cities: New York and Houston. At our Houston event, Joe Reini of Mason-Grey explained how he grew his IT services business 25% in one year by selling on the Exchange, and Matt Minoff of Nabbr told our New York guests how his company became one of the top video content providers on the web by turning receivables into growth capital. Also in June, we announced a partnership with the U.S. leader in equipment financing, Balboa Capital, were nominated for two American Business Awards and an Ernst & Young “Entrepreneur of the Year” award, and gained the attention of Bloomberg Television, which broadcast a 30-minute interview with Nic exploring the innovative aspects of the Exchange. In this month’s Liquidity Matters, we’re providing insight into a large piece of legislation, currently being considered in the Senate, that’s intended to spur small business growth. We’ve also profiled Healthworks, Inc., an established health care staffing firm that turned a challenge – shrinking credit lines and revenues due to the economic downturn – into an opportunity to grow by selling invoices on The Receivables Exchange. Finally, in our featured blog, Nic questions whether his natural contrarian tendency to see a silver lining in the nation’s economic troubles is appropriate, or if the correct response is sober realism. We hope you enjoy this issue and we encourage you to share your own ideas or suggestions for future editions and discussion topics. We look forward to hearing from you and to seeing you on the Exchange. We value your feedback. Please email your comments or suggestions to: TheExchange@receivablesXchange.com |
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Email:
Laurie@ReceivablesXchange.com
Office: (415) 786-3317
