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Emma Mallory

CEO & Founder of Beyond CFO Services | Empowering Businesses with Expert Financial Leadership and Key Infrastructure

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Absolutely - it's so important to have a good handle on your figures and ensure you understand the difference between profits and cash flows, as these are not equivalent. However, especially in growing businesses, there needs to also be a focus on Net Working Capital to ensure consistent cash flows. I think a lot of business owners, even experienced ones, overlook this.

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