by William W. Sihler (Author), Richard D. Crawford (Author), Henry a. Davis (Author)

This useful guide helps owners and managers of small businesses solve every day financial dilemmas and avoid potential problems.

Long on practical guidance while refreshingly short on math, you will learn valuable and practical financial analysis techniques, as well as how to project future financial needs and identify possible sources of funding; manage receivables, inventory and equipment investments; and how to structure and develop the business soundly and legally.

In Smart Financial Management, you will find:

• an understanding of the financial challenges unique to a growing enterprise -- and how to meet them
• ways to improve communications with financial and legal advisors
• methods to identify new sources of equity and nonequity capital

With a field-focused methodology and user-friendly tools, Smart Financial Management will help any small business manage its requirements more effectively.

Author Biography

William W. Sihler (Charlottesville, VA) is Trzcinski Professor of Business Administration at the University of Virginia's Darden School. Richard D. Crawford (Charlottesville, VA) has extensive experience in banking, commercial finance, and private equity, and is currently a Visiting Lecturer at Darden. Henry A. Davis (Charlottesville, VA) is a consultant specializing in corporate finance and banking, . He is managing editor of "The Journal of Project Finance and Strategic Investor Relations."