How Nathan Anderson Built Nimbl Tech Inside Someone Else's Company
Nathan Anderson built NimbleTech inside Nimble after a master's rejection redirected him. Now protecting remote accounting firms with fractional IT, compliance, and cybersecurity.
6 Episodes in this industry
Ramona Cedeno Built a Firm by Sending One Email to Her Contact List
Ramona Cedeno, founder of FiBrick, shares how she built a fractional CFO firm from one email, why capital readiness is a lifestyle, and what financials reveal about fundability.
The Networking Accountant: How Brandon Thornton Built Thornton Tax on Relationships Over Transactions
Brandon Thornton of Thornton Tax shares how a kinesiology grad inherited a 70-year family tax firm, built a strategic tax practice, and is now targeting 25 acquisitions in five years — without losing what made each firm worth building.
Megan Roberts on What Happens When You Stop Being Yourself at Work and What It Takes to Come Back
Megan Roberts of HD Growth Partners shares how a playwriting degree, a factory floor, and a military cohort shaped the systems thinking that scaled a firm from $6M to $15M in three years.
From Big Corporate to Back of House: Amy Spandau’s Case for Building Small Businesses Right
Amy Spandau of Ablaze Financial shares how 25 years of startup CFO experience — and losing everything on a ranch deal — led her to build back-of-house infrastructure for founders at the one-to-five million mark.
The Go-Giver in Action: How Rich Waigand’s SFW Partners Was Built on Service Before Sales
Rich Waigand of SFW Partners shares how 30 years of relationship-first accounting, a painful leadership transition, and a nonprofit born in a hospital room shaped one of St. Louis’s most respected CPA careers.