Implementing Good Financial Habits to Create Sound Business Practices
Business Finance
Implementing good financial habits to create sound business practices is not optional—it is the backbone of a thriving rural enterprise. In regional and remote areas, financial discipline protects you from seasonal fluctuations, supply delays, and unexpected expenses. Strong habits give you the confidence to make informed decisions and keep your business on track.
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Steven Franks

Steven Franks possesses over 25 years’ experience in accounting and business administration roles including senior positions, within the commercial, public, and not-for-profit sectors in both Australia and the UK for large and small organisations. His experience covers financial and management accounting, reporting, and forecasting, including grant acquittal; reviewing, mapping, and automating processes; business strategy and operational planning.

He holds a Bachelor Degree in Accounting obtained from the University of South Australia and is a Fellow of the Institute of Public Accountants (IPA).

He partners with business owners to identify poor business processes that hinder business performance and streamlines these to improve efficiency and profitability enabling them to serve more clients.

When he is not working he enjoys walking, tai chi, travel, and comedy and supports charities such as RFDS, Care Flight, Clown Doctors, Cancer Council NSW, and Youth Off the Streets.  

Steven is also a Published Author.