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As a small business owner, you quickly discover that being your own boss involves more than just having a fantastic concept and hiring one or two employees to assist you in realizing your vision.
Without realizing it, you're spending an increasing amount of time on the everyday "drudgery" of business ownership. After a while, it may seem as if you've lost your focus and are performing dull, stressful, time-consuming chores rather than doing what you love or servicing your customers and growing your business. Let's face it, running a business is difficult and time consuming. You have two choices: either become an expert in "everything" or find a source you can trust. Because the success of your business is critical to you and your family, that source must be knowledgeable about the financial issues affecting you and your business. It must be cost effective and readily available when you need them - even before you realize you need them. Are you aware that small businesses currently represent around 95% of all businesses in the United States? Do you have less than fifty total workers or between one and 10 full-time employees? Is the annual revenue of your business less than $7 million? If this applies to you, you are a member of this group. The BizWorx Business Growth Program provides you with a solution that will assist you in rediscovering WHY you started your business!
We are here to serve your financial needs; we offer professional and affordable solutions to protect you and your business from the numerous financial roadblocks that prevent you and your business from achieving your goals. Whether it’s simply an “ala carte” business course, or a full financial services package we are here to help.
The majority of small business owners engage multiple outside services to manage payroll, accounting, tax preparation, insurance, marketing, technology, and financial investment for themselves and their staff. BizWorx Financial Inc can provide the same sort of services that a Chief Financial Officer (CFO) would give for a Fortune 500 firm, but at a fraction of the cost.
