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If you’re running a growing business, chances are you don’t spend a ton of time thinking about your finance organization. For many small business founders, “finance” means making sure the books are closed, taxes are filed, and bills get paid on time. Necessary? Absolutely. Strategic? Not really.
The skillset required to get that first 10 million is often very different from the skillset required for the 10-100 million journey. There’s no insult there, because I’m no founder, and I’ve met plenty of founders with no interest in the midmarket growth journey—which is what I know how to do, and what I’ve come to realize I love to do.
Mirador Software Group (Mirador), a family-owned group of midmarket ERP software companies, today announced it received an influx of growth debt capital from Wells Fargo to fuel the group’s continued expansion in the global ERP application software space. Wells Fargo, one of the largest financial institutions in the world, has partnered with the group following substantive growth and a string of acquisitions over the past 15 months.
In a category increasingly dominated by short-term thinking and financial engineering, we’re committed to long-term partnerships, local presence, and building trust over time. Customer intimacy isn’t just our strategy—it’s our identity.
