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May 15, 2020 @ 10:00 am - 11:00 am PDT
FreeFounders Network AMA: Finance & Accounting with David Ehrenberg
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An opportunity to ask David Ehrenberg, the founder of Early Growth, questions about being an entrepreneur, setting up your accounting and finance function and fundraising and financial planning for a venture backed start-up.
Presenter
I work with entrepreneurs and businesses at all stages of development, providing financial insight and mentorship. I founded Early Growth in 2008 to provide a service that I couldn’t find when I was working in early stage companies – outsourced high-quality accounting and strategic financial consulting services on-demand. I personally oversee all of the work we do at Early Growth to ensure top-quality service. As any successful entrepreneur can tell you, success depends on more than simply having a good product/service offering. The business issues are what will make or break you. Early Growth has expertise in providing just-in-time financial support for small businesses — from fundraising to cash management to strategic planning to financial projections to creating and implementing simple financial systems that work.
I’m inspired by the entrepreneurs I work with on a daily basis. It’s my passion to help businesses with great potential to focus their internal resources on what they do best — so they can scale and succeed.
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