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Fahrenheit Expert Spotlight: Megan Price, Business Advisory Consultant
Megan Price taps a broad range of strategy development, organizational behavior, process integration, and change management experience to help clients overcome obstacles to growth. Megan makes the unknowns of business inflection points easier to overcome. Her passion for solving business problems is driven by an empathetic approach that builds the trust required to navigate them.
"As companies grow, it's…Read More -
Achieve Your Business Goals by Year End
There’s no escape. Winter is coming.
Like the white walkers in Game of Thrones, the goals you set for yourself and your business earlier this year, the ones you haven’t looked at since March, stalk you as the days get shorter, colder… darker.
But there’s still time to ward off the night, accomplish what you set out to do, and…Read More -
SERIES: Thought Leadership Derived From Switch: How to Change Things When Change is Hard – Part 3
In my house, we have three kids and approximately 30 reusable water bottles (a bit much, I agree). I am constantly gathering an inordinate amount of water bottles for cleaning. When the kids can’t find the one they used earlier (they don’t actually look that hard), they just grab another one. To be honest, I would probably do the same…Read More -
New Executives Enhance Fahrenheit Advisors’ Capabilities in Business Strategy, Finance, and Sales Consulting
Mark Vita and John Atkinson have joined Fahrenheit Advisors in critical leadership roles that will help the firm better serve its clients as they seek growth through improved business processes, tech-driven solutions, and increased sales.
Mark Vita joins Fahrenheit as Managing Director and leads the firm’s Business Advisory and Finance & Accounting Practices. He takes the practices’ reins from Keith…Read More -
SERIES: Thought Leadership Derived From Switch: How to Change Things When Change is Hard – Part 2
Have you ever tried to launch a new initiative at work and after weeks of presentations, training, and implementation, you realize there is a lack of enthusiasm and an overabundance of stagnation in adopting the new program? You’ve explained the rationale behind it, you’ve promised them that revenues will increase by 20% in the next year, and you’ve even told…Read More -
3 Critical Assets Needed for Strategic Readiness in Business
As we reflect on the past 17 months, resilience in our organizations has become a critical factor in moving forward. The ability to be resilient and return to a more recognizable business state relies heavily on a solid foundation in your organization. The disruption we’ve experienced has been challenging but presents you with opportunity to:
Revisit the foundation,
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Ready Your Financials to Launch a Crowdfunding Campaign
What do super-premium beer, smartwatches, and exploding kittens have in common? They’re all crowdfunding success stories.
Just last year, Island Brands USA’s super-premium beer became the fastest beer brand to raise $1 million on the crowdfunding platform StartEngine — in just 34 days.
In 2016, Pebble raised $1 million for its smartwatches on crowdfunding platform Kickstarter — in an hour…Read More -
Thought Leadership Derived From Switch: How to Change Things When Change is Hard
Most days, barring any injuries or illnesses, the first thing I do in the morning is exercise.
It is my fuel, it is my medicine, and it is my signal to start the day. While this has been my routine for at least 20 years, there is still a lot of bargaining that happens when that alarm goes off.
First,…Read More -
Updated: Five Monkeys in a Cage (And One Important Business Lesson)
The American economy is absolutely roaring.
Q1 2021 GDP growth was a better-than-expected 6.4% while adding 916,000 jobs. Who could’ve guessed last summer that a legitimate risk to American businesses in 2021 was being unprepared for a revenue surge?
For many organizations, there will likely never be a greater chance of leaving money on the table than right now. I…Read More -
How to Navigate a Post-COVID Business World With Change Management
When a company implements new software, brings on new leadership, or goes through a merger or acquisition, management typically has a playbook on how to manage the change. In the past 15 months, the business world saw change it had never seen before – and most playbooks became only partially relevant. Workplace changes brought on by COVID-19 were abrupt, monumental,…Read More -
5 Steps To Control Wage Compression While Managing Minimum Wage Increases
While many workers have petitioned for an increase in the federal minimum wage, the federal rate has held steady at $7.25 since 2009. The federal government has otherwise deferred to states on any additional increases or adjustments. Some states were early movers in a minimum wage increase – such as California. Others were, much to the chagrin of minimum wage…Read More