Ron Sturgeon Bücher

A concise, insightful (but sometimes humorous) guide to understanding the world of banking - and how a small businessman can navigate its tricky waters. Co authored by Ron Sturgeon, a serial entrepreneur, and Greg Morse, Founder and president of Worthington National Bank with 4 locations in Tarrant County. The book is packed with tips and advice on how to choose and get along with a banker, what they want to see, a must have guide for both start ups and existing business persons, featuring perspectives from both the banker and entrepreneur s. Greg s description of the book If you own a business or are thinking of starting one, chances are you will have to deal with a banker. The best way to deal with a banker is to know what they are thinking and what they are wanting. This unique book is written by an entrepreneur whom has borrowed millions of dollars and by a banker of his whom is also an entrepreneur. This book is written for in a tit for tat fashion and is applicable to any size business. This book is a quick read that will get you what you need at favorable terms. It doesn t matter if you are a fortune 500 company or starting a company in your garage, you can t afford to not read this book!

The journey of Ron Sturgeon illustrates the power of determination and solid business ethics, showcasing how he built a successful empire from the ground up. His story emphasizes the importance of hard work and strategic thinking in achieving financial success, offering insights into the principles that guided his rise to the top of his industry.

A book by two highly success auto salvage operators. Both men recently sold their businesses to a Fortune Five Hundred auto manufacturer. The book shares their secrets to achieving significant success in an industry not often considered for such accomplishment. Author Ron Sturgeon says, This book is not theory or a high brow thesis by an educator. It is a practical how-to guide by men who have actually done it and want to tell other business owners how they can do it too. Co-author D.L. Fitzpatrick joins Sturgeon by sharing his insights and experience learned from three generations of a family-run business that he also sold to the automotive giant. The book will help any small business person learn the fundamentals required to achieve financial rewards. Twelve chapters cover topics ranging from gathering metrics, bench-marking against internal operations and competitors, how to use networking and personal electronic organizers to improve productivity, and how to work with bankers. Especially valuable are 160 practical tips, plus an action item section prodding readers into action. The book brings a fresh first-hand insight to those small business owners who want a down-to-earth, easy-to-read book packed with simple to implement ideas.