Former footballer and cinema manager Robert Drury has been a digital professional since 2000, specialising in project management, client services, and product management. He supported global brands such as Kraft Foods, Peugeot Citroen, and Lloyds Banking Group with their online presence before moving into startups. He was a founding team member at Ormsby Street, a small business financial information tool, before moving to Qudini to oversee the development of that firm's customer experience software product.
You may be in need of some short-term finance to support a property purchase, in which case, have you ever thought about a bridging loan? Business Advice expert Rob Drury explains what this kind of loan is and how it might help your business move to new premises. more»
What does EBITDA actually stand for? The answer is Earnings before Interest, Tax, Depreciation and Amortization. more»
It’s the balance sheet that summarises the company’s assets, liabilities and the shareholder’s equity at a particular point in time. more»
If you’ve ever had a job then you will have received a P60, and if you’ve ever changed jobs you’ll also have received a P45. For employers, it's important to know the differences. more»
If you are the shareholder of a business then asking what dividends are is something you're going to want to do to maximise your return on investment. more»
Put simply, accounts receivables are the sales that you’ve made and delivered, but which haven’t been paid for yet. They’re a record of the work you’ve done for a customer and that customer owes you a certain amount of money. more»
Here, head of the Orsmby Street cash flow platform Rob Drury looks closely at the difference between a purchase order and an invoice for small business owners. more»
Often referred to as the income statement, the profit and loss statement is one of the cornerstones of business financial analysis and reporting. more»
