26 Sep

Posted at 13:56h in Bookkeeping, Business Life, Customer Service/Client Care, Entrepreneur, Knoxville, Small Business, Two Roads by
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Why did you decide to work for a bookkeeping company? I graduated from UT with a degree in Finance and knew I wanted to help people with my education. Fast forward to post-graduation and I was working for a mortgage company in the collections department. I...

12 Sep

Posted at 11:18h in Bookkeeping, Business Life, Customer Service/Client Care, Entrepreneur, Knoxville, Small Business, Two Roads by
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Partnerships. That’s what it’s all about for us at Two Roads. One partnership that especially important to us is the one we have with SMCo, a thrift store management company. SMCo exists to make thrift stores which support non-profit organizations more successful by implementing a strategy that is proven...

08 Sep

Posted at 16:21h in Bookkeeping, Business Life, Customer Service/Client Care, Entrepreneur, Knoxville, Small Business, Two Roads by
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Starting a small business is expensive. That’s why sole proprietors do the work of janitor, stock clerk, greeter and other tasks in the business’ early months. Unfortunately, it takes time to build a reputation that generates enough sales for the enterprise to make a consistent profit. Fortunately, entrepreneurs...

28 Aug

Posted at 15:14h in Bookkeeping, Business Life, Customer Service/Client Care, Entrepreneur, Knoxville, Leadership, Small Business, Team meetings, Two Roads by
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We just got back from a fabulous, three-day, off-site retreat for Two Roads. That time away once again confirmed why you have to "get away" to work on your business. I have to admit it was hard, but necessary work. We worked hard together…planning, discussing, brainstorming...

12 Aug

Posted at 17:57h in Bookkeeping, Business Life, Customer Service/Client Care, Entrepreneur, Knoxville, Small Business, Two Roads by
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Why did you decide to work for a bookkeeping company? Bookkeeping has been my passion since I was 17, when I started my first job at a bookkeeping office. What’s one thing you think everyone working for a new business should know? Expect change. No business starts out...

24 Jun

Posted at 16:29h in Bookkeeping, Business Life, Customer Service/Client Care, Entrepreneur, Knoxville, Small Business, Two Roads by
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Small and first time companies frequently make the mistake of reaching their first goal, and then pausing to rest on their laurels. It is this pause that hurts them; in the time that they were congratulating themselves, another company pulled ahead and pushed them out of...