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FINANCE Summer 2019 Volume 3 • Number 2 Bridgetower Media Series of Guides for Small and Midsize Businesses FINANCE Summer 2019 Volume 3 • Number 2 BridgeTower Media series of guides for small and midsize businesses From partnerships to LLCs to corporations, selecting the right one is crucial for owners. STORY IS ON PAGE 4 @ nahariyani via depositphotos.com REVIEW: The Algorithmic Leader: How to be smart when machines are smarter Crowdfunding can help early- Banks have programs to help stage businesses raise money than you small businesses through See page 6 See Page 19 transitions / See page 12 A supplement to: Arizona Capitol Times | Central Penn Business Journal | Charleston Regional Business Journal Columbia Regional Business Report | Daily Journal of Commerce | Finance & Commerce GSA Business Report | Idaho Business Review | Lehigh Valley Business | Long Island Business News Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly | Michigan Lawyers Weekly | Minnesota Lawyer | Missouri Lawyers Weekly NJBIZ | New Orleans CityBusiness | North Carolina Lawyers Weekly | Rhode Island Lawyers Weekly Rochester Business Journal | South Carolina Lawyers Weekly | e Daily Record | e Daily Reporter e Journal Record | e Mecklenburg Times | Virginia Lawyers Weekly | Wisconsin Law Journal ARE YOU LOOKING FOR WAYS TO INCREASE EFFECTIVE CLIENT OUTREACH? BRIDGETOWER VIDEO STUDIOS can help you connect with prospective clients before your first phone call, email or oce visit even takes place. So when you get there, they already know who you are, and what you have to oer. WE OFFER: • High-definition, TV quality videos that you can use as the centerpiece on your firm’s website • Shoot preparation w/our team • On-site video at your oce • One professional videographer • Professional lighting and recorded audio • Animated logo and contact placement in front and end of piece • Video is optimized for distribution on all platforms like YouTube, Facebook and television • Video delivered within 4-6 weeks of the shoot Visit bridgetowermedia.com/video/ to learn more Keep an eye on finance to keep your business strong nce again, BetterSMB is taking a look at for your business. Our report about crowdfunding details business nance, an important topic for how one company with a dream about giant robots raised companies of any size. more than half a million dollars by convincing strangers on In our cover story, we took a look at the Internet to help fund its idea. Crowdfunding wasn’t the ve businesses and the ownership struc- only way MegaBots raised money: they also had the help of tures they chose. One thing they all had an angel investor, and since that time they have also attract- in common: they sought expert advice before selecting a ed millions of dollars in venture capital investment. business structure. If you haven’t given recent consideration O If you’re thinking of borrowing money for your busi- to the structure of your business, changes in federal tax law ness, be sure to read our story about how other companies Adam Reinebach may give you a reason to revisit the topic with a trusted have approached that topic. President and CEO expert. Or, if you’re just starting out, you may nd some BridgeTower Media inspiration in each example of growth and planning for the As always, we have two business book reviews, perfect future. for anyone who wants to continue learning. ere are other parts of this issue you might nd inspir- ere’s always something new in each issue of Bet- ing. Perhaps you’ve been considering a way to raise money terSMB. Table of Contents Choice of business structure important for business owners........................................ 4 10 Crowdfunding can help early-stage businesses raise money......................................... 6 5 professionals every business owner should work with................................................... 8 How to create, claim, and verify your Google Business listing..................................... 10 8 16 5 surprising stats about disengaged employees................................................................... 13 6 top tax and bookkeeping books for small business owners...................................... 14 Corrections Loans can be a tool for small business growth.................................................................... 15 In a story on page 4 of the March issue about the #MeToo move- Building a prospect list...........................................................................................................................16 ment’s eect on changing executive behavior, PGHR Consulting’s location was reported incorrectly. It is based in Pittsburgh. Laura Dunn’s position at SurvJustice was unclear. Dunn is founder of Important to think about retirement on first day of job...................................................18 SurvJustice and attorney and managing counsel of DC for Fierberg National Law Group, PLLC. Book review: How to simplify work................................................................................................19 In a story on page 6 of the March issue about wage growth, Some references to Mary Ann Sardone used an incorrect name. Book review: Embracing algorithms .............................................................................................19 June 2019 | 3 Choice of is learning development. “I still work full-time. I am at what I would I would say is the third act of my current career,” she said. “So as that third act comes to a close, then my business will be online full-time.” business Because Brelesky doesn’t want the job to grow too quickly — “I don’t have quite enough energy for two full-time jobs,” she said — and with advice from a small business program about what makes the most sense for her right now, she structure chose to stick with the business structure auto- matically given to people working for themselves: sole proprietor. “I don’t have any employees,” she said. “I am important … the only person really doing anything in terms of this business.” Brelesky said she gets the most requests for one-on-one coaching, and she plans to increase the number of coaching clients in the future. for business She envisions the next ve years as a time of laying the ground work for working with more clients, with an aim of picking up the pace in perhaps three years. She is considering conduct- ing business also in Hawaii, Montana, and may owners even end up in some sort of partnership. She says it’s possible she may need a dierent business structure later. The consultancy Expert advice essential Dustin Hewit has about two decades of expe- rience in communications for hospitals, health for making the right decision care, economic development and other elds. He began working on forming his business, Long Run Communications, in April 2018 and launched it formally in July 2018 from his home in Corning, New By Jason Whong their employees, also,” Moore said. York. Most of the clients Moore works with already Hewit does writing and n owner’s choice of business have a business structure that makes sense, but communications planning. structure can have wide-rang- for about a quarter of clients, Moore said aer Some clients already have ing impacts, including how the conferring with the client’s accountant, he may a marketing plan and need business is taxed, how protected suggest a dierent structure to the client. him to write something for the owner is from liability and “Usually, the answer they have is … ‘you a website or annual report. Hewit whatA kind of reports and business processes are know, I’ve meaning to get to that,’ or ‘Oh, I never Others don’t have those required. even really thought I could do that,’” Moore said. plans already made, so he Choosing a structure for a business can Here’s a look at ve businesses and the organi- works with clients to gure out their goals and be easier with advice from professionals. Erik zational structures they chose. While the circum- intended audiences, and comes up with a way to Moore, Chief Investment Ocer with Moore stances of each business in this story played into achieve their objectives. Wealth Inc., an investment adviser in Frederick, their decision, a common thread among each “At this point it has built up lots of interest Maryland, said he works business is that they made their decisions with and great support from folks that I’ve known,” with business owners and the help of advice from experts. Hewit said. “It just seems to ll a niche.” their accountants to make ere’s another part of his business that took sure they’ve got the right The ‘side hustle’ o, almost by surprise to Hewit: adult training structure for their busi- Gina Brelesky has been in the human service and education facilitation. Sometimes he man- nesses. eld for most of her career, doing direct support ages communications for the education pro- “We’re going to try to for people who have intellectual and develop- grams, and other times he’ll be in the classroom understand as much as mental disabilities, and teaching. we can about every one working as a corporate “at’s been a really nice additional part of of these business owners’ Moore educator. rough her the business,” Hewit said. “I really enjoy it a lot personal lives as well as work, she has met people and I get to work with some great people who how their business runs,” Moore said. that have asked her to help are doing really, really cool stu.” Among the questions Moore asks: How many out with projects for other Hewit’s accountant recommended he choose owners are there? How many employees are businesses. a sole proprietorship for Long Run Commu- there? What are your personal goals for the busi- “I ended up creating nications. It cost him nothing, and it was very ness? How do you plan to exit the business later? this side hustle, actually,” quick for him to set up. ough other business Some business structures can be more benecial Brelesky said of her coach- Brelesky structures can reduce a business owner’s liability, down the line depending on the answers to those ing and consulting business Hewit says he is covered: he has liability insur- questions, Moore said. in Harford County, Mary- ance to protect himself.
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