Bernie Casey is a seasoned business leader with significant experience in Finance and Cash Flow Management. His experience over the last 30 years as a successful entrepreneur has allowed Bernie to truly understand the challenges facing small business, and to connect with clients in a way that many consultants are unable to. A true entrepreneur, Bernie has filled Senior Management roles in a variety of disciplines, including Finance, HR, Marketing, and Operations.
Bernie Casey talks about some things business owners and managers might want to consider when their businesses face serious challenges. Bernie’s Bio: https://ssiconsulting.ca/our-team/bernie-casey/ SSI Consulting Solutions Website: https://ssiconsulting.ca/ Please post comments and questions below in the Comment section.
In this video, Bernie discussed exiting from, or reducing a stake in, a business. Bernie’s Bio: https://ssiconsulting.ca/our-team/bernie-casey/ SSI Consulting Solutions Website: https://ssiconsulting.ca/ Please post comments and questions below in the Comment section.
In this video, Bernie discusses his thoughts on a financial checklist businesses should use as they restart after the Covid-19 shutdown. Bernie’s Bio: https://ssiconsulting.ca/our-team/bernie-casey/ Links to reputable information on Covid-19 matters can be found at: https://ssiconsulting.ca/resources-for-covid-19-information/ Please post comments and questions below in the Comment section.
We just published a new video in which Bernie Casey, SSI’s Financial Expert, discussed cashflow considerations as businesses restart after the Covid-19 shutdown. Please leave any questions or comments in the comment section below. Bernie’s Bio: https://ssiconsulting.ca/our-team/bernie-casey/ Resources for Covid-19 Business Information: https://ssiconsulting.ca/resources-for-covid-19-information/
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