Nick Chandi

Entrepreneur Leadership Network® Contributor
CEO & Co-Founder of Forwardly

Nick Chandi is the CEO and Co-Founder of Forwardly, the first instant business payments provider for small businesses and accountants in the United States. He focuses on helping small businesses improve their cash flow with faster, cheaper payment methods.

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Money & Finance

Fraud is Everywhere — Are You Safe? Follow This Guide to Secure Online Transactions

The convenience of online transactions comes hand in hand with the rising threat of fraud. As a small business owner, safeguarding your online transactions is paramount to protecting your business and customers.

Growing a Business

Let's Bring Back the Human Element to Paying Bills — Here's 3 Ways to Nurture Vendor Relationships for Business Success

In a small business's accounts payable process, the human touch is essential. Building trust through personal interactions with vendors is key, guaranteeing a dependable supply chain and effective collaboration. How can businesses improve these connections? Here are three approaches for improvement.

Accounting

Busywork Sucks — How Automation Can Eliminate Boring Tasks for Entrepreneurs

The exhaustion of endless hours grappling with tedious tasks poses a real issue for entrepreneurs. It's time to leverage automation and streamline financial operations for business owners.

Operations & Logistics

4 Cash Flow Trends To Know About in 2024

Effective cash flow management is pivotal for sustained success. What changes can businesses anticipate and leverage from these trends to improve their financial strategies and successfully adapt to the changing landscape?

Money & Finance

Slow Payment Options Are Costing Your Business — Here's the Alternatives of the Future

Small businesses continue to bear the financial strain of outdated payment methods with slow payment methods. Not only have hidden costs but also trigger a domino effect of payment delays that impact cash flow, growth and financial health.

Fundraising

4 Crucial Signs That Your Small Business Needs Funding

Small businesses face a constant challenge in securing funding for growth. Unforeseen cash flow challenges can cause financial instability, potentially leading to failure. Here are four signs that indicate when a small business needs funding and how implementing a cash flow management tool can improve its financial situation and reduce its reliance on loans.

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