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Successfully managing businesses and financial operations today is presenting an unusually large variety of challenges and opportunities - perhaps more so than at any time in recent memory.
Ongoing FASB/IASB projects will significantly alter the standards and reporting landscape in areas like revenue recognition, leases and fair value measurement. At the same time, the recovering economy is delivering new opportunities to pursue growth and greater profitability.
When internal "go lean" resource mandates create a need for high-level financial expertise and capacity to address these challenges and opportunities, we can help.
For Los Angeles CEOs, CFOs and clients of professionals engaged in providing accounting, legal and capital services, our formerly-seated chief financial officers deliver CFO services - the exact expertise in just the time needed - to address financial challenges and capitalize on business opportunities.
We welcome an opportunity to talk with you about your current situation and how we can be of service.
Until then, I hope you enjoy and find informative the following four articles we've published since last month's newsletter.
Sincerely,
Arthur F. Rothberg
Mangaging Director | 
This article discusses three SOX compliance strategies, and recommendations address SOX task force composition, as well as SOX assessment and gap analysis. 
Why is reinvention so important? How do we identify the right time to reinvent? And what actions are required to reinvent and continue to grow our businesses? 
A slowly-recovering economy, the tight credit market, and upcoming changes to accounting principles as a result of joint FASB/IASB projects are making successful financial covenant negotiation and management more important than ever. 
This article looks at three core differences between two general approaches to the budgeting process: Traditional Budgeting and Beyond Budgeting.