Drawing parallels between the Barkley and the business world can serve as a valuable lesson to financial leaders in navigating uncertainty and volatility in strategic decision-making.

Passionate about his field, Jeremy Holcomb is ready to take on new challenges across industries.

Concerns surrounding inflation, supply chain disruptions, tight commercial lending, and the persistent threat of recession have CFOs planning their next move.

Successfully rolling up four timeless confectionary companies takes a skillful investment strategy..and good taste.

The first of a series of articles that demonstrate how technology can be integrated into your business to improve performance.

What it is and why you need one as a buyer or a seller of a business.

The 10 things you should do when trying to land your dream job.

After eight years supporting a legacy Seattle brand, Nick Howe is prepared to make a difference for more people and businesses in the community.

Even with recent good news from the Fed, banks are citing concerns about a soft economy in 2024.

Real examples when a lack of checks and balances create opportunities for a single employee to steal.

With a belief that the entrepreneurial community in the Pacific Northwest is worth advancing, Traction Capital Partner protects and scales the businesses it invests in.

An organizational restructuring process requires sensitivity, strategy and foresight. The key to success is planning and communication.

Grant will play a vital role in supporting the company’s growth in the Pacific Northwest.

What it takes to persevere in a Turnaround or Restructure engagement.

The reality is that we cannot fully help a company recover without quickly resetting the shared set of values, goals, attitudes and practices that define their company culture.

A simple solution to connect finance, operations, and sales for informed decision-making and financial stability.

Finding the right candidate is half the battle. Losing that person can be a costly setback.

With retail presence at over 1,500 grocery stores nationwide and thousands of visitors to its pie shop and café each year, Willamette Valley Pie Company is constantly connecting to its past without losing sight of the future.

The kind of activity that can contribute to increasing enterprise value.

To stay on pace with growth, Jamie Barnes steps in as department head.