Kateri Gutierrez cofundadora de Collective Avenue Coffee en Lynwood en 2016, con grandes sueños de lo que el negocio podría hacer por su comunidad. A medida que su negocio creció, este compromiso con la comunidad se ha convertido en la base de Collective Avenue Coffee, desde su estructura empresarial hasta su misión e incluso cómo ha financiado su crecimiento.
Desde la etapa inicial y los costos operativos diarios hasta los costos de crecimiento y expansión, el efectivo es el alma de un negocio. Las grandes organizaciones corporativas y las pequeñas empresas deben tomar decisiones sobre dónde y cuándo gastar (o no gastar) dinero. Para hacer esto, es imperativo que controle lo que comúnmente se conoce como “flujo de efectivo”.
Kateri Gutierrez co-founded Collective Avenue Coffee in Lynwood in 2016 with big dreams of what the business could do for her community. As her business has grown, this commitment to community has become the foundation of Collective Avenue Coffee, from it business structure to its mission and even how it's funded its growth.
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