For the past nine years, Amber Gallaty has operated a marketing business, specializing in food & beverage. As a small business owner, Amber looked to outside consultants to help her navigate the intricacies of managing her company’s finances. The problem was, though her company was profitable, her revenues were too small to attract much attention from her skilled accountants. The eye-opening moment was when her accountant informed her two weeks prior to tax day, that she owed almost $20,000 in taxes. For most of his clients, that was likely and inconsequential sum. For her, it was devastating news.
It was then she knew she had to make some changes. She soon enrolled in an accounting course at a local community college. What began as an exercise to better understand her accounts and tax regulations, turned into a two-year journey with a goal to help other entrepreneurs like herself.
Just a few months later,
echnology was changing the arts and vice versa. This made them eager to cultivate their own practice, one that would effectively intersect their expertise with their respective interests. They believe that what wins a case and what makes a creative business thrive is the passion that drives it. Choosing to specialize in a field means that you are completely devoted to it; that you will protect it as if it were your own. That is the energy that sets them apart.
