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The healthcare industry is constantly evolving and changing to meet both patient and regulatory demands. Home care/health is expected to increase by 104% over the next several years. As hospital offerings expand to include traveling nurses and other community based services, the demand for qualified nurses will increase. On top of the market needs an estimated 700,000 nurses are set to leave the workforce
There is an assumption that small businesses only make up a tiny portion of businesses in the US, but that is not the case. There are 28.8 million small businesses in the U.S. according to the Small Business Association. 75% of those small businesses are non-employer based, leaving around 5 million businesses with paid employees. If 48% of U.S. employees are employed by
As a small to medium sized B2B Company, there is a strong probability that you have used your own personal funds, credit cards, or traditional loans as a working capital source. We are here to tell you to stop putting your personal credit on the line! There is a way to supply your business with the working capital it needs
You don’t have to be a marketing guru or use a fancy marketing agency to get your small business’s digital marketing up and running. When it comes to marketing many people think it is all about a catchy tag line and an eye-catching image. While this can definitely be the case, there is a lot more that goes on behind
In a study conducted by Crowe Horwath LLP, 54% of manufacturing and distribution companies have not implemented a working capital strategy. Of the executives surveyed 88% believed a working capital strategy would be beneficial to increase company profits; but don’t have a clear understanding of how it impacts the bottom line. What is Working Capital? https://seacoastbusinessfunding.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/vVZdCyxQ4qxWMcX-1.mp4 Working capital is the difference between a company’s current
When it comes to growth, many small businesses struggle. A lack of growth is often attributed to many causes, but the largest contributor is typically liquidity, not sales. For small business owners, Invoice Factoring is an effective solution to generate capital to meet short and long-term goals. Invoice Factoring, also known as Accounts Receivable Financing, dates back thousands of years
