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But Who's Counting?

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You're focused on making important decisions to take your company to the next level, but who's counting? We are. Counting on trends and insight to move your business forward, operationally and strategically. Focused on helping executives achieve their highest potential, But Who's Counting is a podcast shedding light on and breaking down critical issues and opportunities for businesses in our rapidly changing economy. Brought to you by Anders CPAs + Advisors.
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The speed of innovation and technological advances over the past decade has been transformative for all businesses, 100-year-old companies and growing startups alike. Baseball’s storied history in America has played a huge role in its popularity, but like any other business, it’s had to evolve to keep up with technology and customer expectations. S…
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Fostering a healthy workplace creates an environment where the best, smartest ideas can flourish. What are the signs of a healthy workplace and how can leadership create an atmosphere where constructive debate leads to better results? A healthy organization minimizes the corporate politics that restrict innovation, promoting honest, yet difficult, …
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Artificial intelligence is continuing to advance at an exponential pace, mirroring the advent of the internet in some ways. Like the early days of the internet, some businesses are assuming AI is just a fad that’ll fade with time while others are taking full advantage of this emerging technology to reduce costs while improving efficiency. Ed Morris…
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When a company is thriving, no one wants to think about potential roadblocks or dangers ahead. But when disaster strikes, the right response can be the difference between a business closing its doors or fueling future growth. Whether it’s a new competitor in the market, shifting consumer patterns or even a global pandemic, how can you quickly adapt…
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Hospitality is often one of the first industries to feel the sting of global events like the COVID-19 pandemic or, looking further back, the 2008 recession. For a business like a hotel to survive the highs and lows, it must rely on a combination of ingenuity, forward-thinking and just a touch of audacity. For the final episode of season 2 of But Wh…
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Reinvention. It’s what keeps businesses going and allows entrepreneurs to come up with creative solutions to increase profits and abandon strategies that don’t bring value. At the same time, business leaders must realize they can’t reinvent the wheel alone. It takes a team with a strong company culture to continuously find new ways to innovate. Hos…
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Creating a business from scrap requires you to accept the risks that come with entrepreneurship, overcome ever-changing challenges and above all else nurture the passion that drove you into the business in the first place. In this episode of But Who’s Counting?, host Dave Hartley is joined by Jimmy Sansone, Brother and Co-Owner of The Normal Brand,…
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Competition is nothing new for startups, but following the end of the pandemic, competition for funding has become even more intense. To stand out, particularly to venture capital firms looking to invest, early stage startups have to bring metrics that will entice VCs to fund them over the more mature companies they’re competing with. Brad Luttrell…
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Moving from a role in a traditional business to a startup can take some adjustments, but learning how to automate, integrate and build a team from the ground up can empower those who make the switch. On this episode of the But Who’s Counting? podcast, host Dave Hartley sits down with Jane-Ellis Griggs, the VP of Finance and Operations at St. Louis …
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Flexibility has quickly become a buzzword in today’s post-pandemic society, and most companies can “talk the talk”, but do you “walk the walk”? Even before it was cool or mainstream, Ballyhoo Workshop empowered their small (but mighty) team with the flexibility needed to take care of business, both at home and at the office. Katie Schenck, founder …
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Between a labor shortage and the Great Resignation, hiring and retaining experienced talent has been difficult – and employers are tired. But how can companies find the talent they need while staying true to their culture and values? In this episode of But Who’s Counting?, host David E. Hartley met with female founder and HireLevel. CEO Teresa Katu…
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Understanding the connections between your overall wellbeing and your level of success as an entrepreneur can unleash better business decisions. It’s generally assumed that success in business drives happiness, but what if the formula works better the other way around? But Who’s Counting? host David E. Hartley met with Erin Joy for a wide-ranging c…
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Leading an organization is filled with challenges, particularly over the course of a merger or acquisition. Business leaders must balance the creation of new processes and the introduction of new policies with maintaining the same qualities that drew them to acquire that business in the first place. But Who’s Counting? host David E. Hartley sat dow…
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Hackers and cybercriminals’ methods have become more sophisticated within the last 10 years, but not every business has the updated cybersecurity network necessary to reduce their vulnerability to attack. But Who’s Counting? host David E. Hartley discussed the need for businesses to overhaul outdated security systems to a strong cybersecurity polic…
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Running a family business is difficult but ensuring that the business grows and thrives through generations can feel impossible. Developing a sense of balance, settling on a vision and making hiring decisions to work smarter, not harder helped turn Gioia’s Deli into a multi-generational St. Louis institution. In this episode of But Who’s Counting?,…
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To set your business apart from your competition, it will take ingenuity and innovative thinking. Customers expect a continuously improving experience and to provide it, businesses must invest in the teams and technology necessary to retool their company to thrive in change. In the Season 2 premiere of But Who’s Counting?, host David E. Hartley sat…
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It’s been almost three years since the COVID-19 pandemic first began and the Coronavirus Aid Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act programs are nearing the end of their lifecycles, so what’s next? But Who’s Counting? host David E. Hartley chatted with returning guest Anders Director + Strategic Growth Paul C. Rhea about which programs are still …
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Although some of the hype around cryptocurrencies has leveled over the last year, it’s clear that digital assets are here to stay, and the not-for-profit industry should understand how this impacts them. In this episode of But Who’s Counting?, David E. Hartley discusses the possible future of crypto in not-for-profit organizations with Jeanne M. De…
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Considering applying for the Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC)? Businesses looking to recoup tax savings thanks to extended ERTC rules should be cautious of gray areas in IRS guidance and offers too good to be true. Businesses who previously passed on the CARES Act program may be tempted to give ERTC a second glance, but there are important stip…
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Some of the largest companies are now accepting bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as payment, but how and when will this impact small and mid-size businesses? In this segment of But Who's Counting?, David E. Hartley sits down with Anders tax partner and cryptocurrency guru Derek A. Barnard to dive into what investors and businesses need to know be…
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From recovering from pandemic shutdowns and health requirements to dealing with a widespread labor shortage and rising food costs, it's been a rough couple of years for the restaurant industry. But expansion and relief are happening if restaurant owners understand their options. In this special Restaurant Industry Edition of But Who's Counting? , h…
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It's estimated that companies will lose about 5% of annual revenue to fraud or $4.7 trillion globally. While we dug into how the pandemic created opportunities for fraud in a previous episode, there is so much more business leaders and owners need to be aware of to prevent fraud before it's too late. In this episode of the But Who's Counting? podca…
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While traditional 401(k) retirement plans are commonplace at most companies, business owners can reap multiple benefits from a cash balance plan option. In this episode of But Who's Counting? , host David E. Hartley sits down with Claris Advisors Senior Vice President + Wealth Advisor, Scott H. Iverson, to discuss how cash balance plans differ from…
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The startup ecosystem is booming with opportunities for businesses to invest in innovation. In this episode of But Who's Counting? , host David E. Hartley sits down with Anders Partner + Tax, Dave M. Finklang, to talk about why and how companies should bet on early-stage companies. We cover several topics, including: How partnering with startups ca…
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In a special episode of the But Who's Counting? podcast, host David E. Hartley meets with Jody Grunden, CEO and co-founder of Summit CPA, a division of Anders, to discuss what the future looks like for Anders and Summit together. They dive into the story behind Summit's successful virtual CFO offering and how the recent Anders and Summit merger wil…
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In a special episode of the But Who's Counting? podcast, host David E. Hartley meets with Adam Hale, COO and co-founder of Summit CPA, a division of Anders, to take a deeper look into how two eager entrepreneurs built a remote, strategic advisory firm from the ground up. You'll hear insight that business leaders need to know, including how to be in…
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Fraud may not be something your business worries about from day to day, but the pandemic has created unprecedented opportunities for fraud that business owners and executives need to be aware of and keep an eye out for. In the fifth episode of the But Who's Counting? podcast, host David E. Hartley sits down with Anders Senior Manager + Forensic, Va…
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Interest rates are on the rise for the first time in years, but how exactly does this rate hike impact your business and how do you prepare for what's next? In the fourth episode of the But Who's Counting? podcast, host David E. Hartley sits down with Anders Director + Strategic Growth, Paul C. Rhea, to dive into what you need to know, including: I…
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To survive and thrive in the current business environment, CFOs need to adapt in their roles and go beyond just financial insight to foster growth in their companies. In the third episode of the But Who's Counting? podcast, host David E. Hartley sits down with Anders Principal and Director + Outsourced CFO, Beth Schulte, to discuss: How the role of…
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As businesses move through the pandemic stages of survival mode, to recovery to expansion we take a look at the next steps from a relief and banking perspective. In the second episode of the But Who's Counting? podcast, host David E. Hartley speaks with Anders Director + Strategic Growth, Paul Rhea, about key points to consider when it comes to ban…
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You're focused on making important decisions to take your company to the next level, but who's counting? We are. A brand new podcast brought to you by Anders CPAs + Advisors, But Who's Counting? is designed to provide real-world takeaways and examples of how business owners and C-suite executives can improve areas of their business. Podcast host an…
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With the "great resignation" impacting employers in every industry across the country, how can companies differentiate themselves to attract the top talent they need, and then retain them for the long term? In the first episode of the But Who's Counting? podcast, host David E. Hartley speaks with Anders Director + Talent, Jacques Lebeau, about deta…
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