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Noah Parsons

Before joining Palo Alto Software, Noah Parsons was an early Internet marketing and product expert in the Silicon Valley. He joined Yahoo! in 1996 as one of its first 101 employees and become Producer of the Yahoo! Employment property as part of the Yahoo! Classifieds team before leaving to serve as Director of Production at Epinions.com. He is a graduate of Princeton University. Noah devotes most of his free time to his three young sons. In the winter you'll find him giving them lessons on the ski slopes, and in summer they're usually involved in a variety of outdoor pursuits. Noah is currently the COO at Palo Alto Software, makers of the online business plan app LivePlan.

LivePlan Posts Written By Noah Parsons

Posted November 3, 2022 By Noah Parsons

A Simpler and Better Alternative to the Business Model Canvas Template

There’s an alternative to the Business Model Canvas that’s more flexible and easier to use. This guide explains how and includes a downloadable template.

Posted October 5, 2021 By Noah Parsons

How to Plan for Major Purchases as a Small Business Owner

Making a major purchase for your small business is always a stressful decision. Learn how to successfully plan for a large purchase with these four steps.

Posted September 28, 2021 By Noah Parsons

How to Recession-Proof Your Small Business

With a little planning, you can prepare your business to successfully navigate future downturns. Here’s how to proactively recession-proof your business.

Posted July 19, 2021 By Noah Parsons

5 Tips for More Accurate and Useful Cash Flow Forecasts

A cash flow forecast is vital for understanding the current and future health of your business. Here are 5 tips for more accurate and useful cash flow forecasts.

Posted July 6, 2021 By Noah Parsons

How to Do a Monthly Income Statement Analysis That Fuels Growth

Your income statement is a great place to start your monthly financial review. Here’s how to complete a monthly income statement analysis in just four steps.