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Financial Managment With Kevin Reeth
posted by David Wolf on May 1, 2009 | Comments (2) | Permalink | Trackback URL
Bio/company history
Kevin has spent more than 12 years bringing successful software applications and services to market while working for companies like Intuit, Yahoo! and eGroups. In more than nine years with Intuit, Kevin launched or helped drive multiple products for small businesses, including small business versions of Quicken, rental property software, a 1099 e-filing service, and the JumpUp community for entrepreneurs.
Outright was created after watching a number of small businesses like ourselves struggle to capture all of their business deductions, often piecing together a number of different solutions. Whether it was sticking every possible receipt in a file folder and shipping it off to a bookkeeper, or tracking everything in a huge spreadsheet, or even using a couple of different web sites to track time and create invoices, the results were invariably the same: too much time and effort spent on the least enjoyable part of running one’s own business. So we built Outright. The goal is to keep it as simple as possible, while helping entrepreneurs track all of their income and expenses to get their taxes done accurately.
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Like many of the Big Fish she works with, Lorin was ready to stop working for someone else, and make life work for her. She left the corporate world to pursue her dream of coaching fellow-entrepreneurs toward redefining their visions so they too can make a ¡°big splash¡± in their lives and businesses. Lorin formed Big Fish Nation in 2004
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