Sustainable Growth in a Rebounding Economy

In the excitement of a possible turn in the economy, many professionals are rightfully enthusiastic about their company's growth opportunities.  While the prospect of business growth can be  exiting,  if left unmanaged, uncontrolled growth can also be a business sustainability risk.

The article, Four Questions for the CFO , explains that investment now provides the best chance for generating strong and sustainable returns in the long-term.  Key components to success require executives to effectively identify and execute the right growth options.   •    What is the right growth strategy for the company?   •    How do we maintain profitability /efficiency, while growing?   •    What risk profile will best reward our growth plans?   •    How do we identify and manage the effect our growth plans have on our investor base?   Additionally, choosing the right business sustainability strategy is not always an easy task and implementing it across the entire organization can be even harder.  Before chasing the next growth wave, ask your current business model a few questions: click here to continue reading.  

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