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Welcome to episode 12 of Future Driven! This week, Adam talked to Travis Huisman, a ‘recovering accountant’ who started a unique bookkeeping business. With experience working at an agency, leading an existing company, and creating his own business, Travis’ leadership style combines multiple perspectives for maximum effectiveness.
Starting as an accountant working at a traditional accounting firm, Travis received an offer to become a CFO and lead a company through its upcoming transition. After the transition, Travis decided to build his own bookkeeping business. Flexure’s focus is on comprehensive support for entrepreneurs, not just accounting services.
Future Driven is hosted by Adam Kopp, CEO of the strategic marketing agency, Madak. In each episode, Adam talks to a different industry leader, discussing their careers, leadership styles, and goals for the future.
0:50: Adam introduces Travis Huisman, a ‘recovering accountant’ who now has his own business.
1:35: Travis gives a rundown of his career, going from his role in an accounting firm to leading a company through its upcoming transition.
8:20: Adam asks Travis about the company where he served as CFO.
9:28: “A transition is really about people.”
11:30: Travis talks about how a transition can lead to company leaders voluntarily leaving.
13:35: Have you always wanted to start your own business?
15:19: “We’re different because we try not to think like accountants.”
20:10: Travis covers how the process of creating a budget can make business owners really think about their decisions and goals.
22:11: Adam asks Travis about his company culture and how Flexure has been virtual since its inception.
25:14: Travis talks about his leadership style, describing himself as ‘the opposite of a micromanager.’
29:35: How do you see your company growing in the future?
34:08: “Business is a mix of art and science.”
This week, we heard from Travis Huisman. With his experience as an accountant and a company leader, Travis had the skills he needed to address a hole in the market. He founded a bookkeeping company that supports business owners and their cultures in a multitude of ways.
Welcome to episode 12 of Future Driven! This week, Adam talked to Travis Huisman, a ‘recovering accountant’ who started a unique bookkeeping business. With experience working at an agency, leading an existing company, and creating his own business, Travis’ leadership style combines multiple perspectives for maximum effectiveness.
Starting as an accountant working at a traditional accounting firm, Travis received an offer to become a CFO and lead a company through its upcoming transition. After the transition, Travis decided to build his own bookkeeping business. Flexure’s focus is on comprehensive support for entrepreneurs, not just accounting services.
Future Driven is hosted by Adam Kopp, CEO of the strategic marketing agency, Madak. In each episode, Adam talks to a different industry leader, discussing their careers, leadership styles, and goals for the future.
0:50: Adam introduces Travis Huisman, a ‘recovering accountant’ who now has his own business.
1:35: Travis gives a rundown of his career, going from his role in an accounting firm to leading a company through its upcoming transition.
8:20: Adam asks Travis about the company where he served as CFO.
9:28: “A transition is really about people.”
11:30: Travis talks about how a transition can lead to company leaders voluntarily leaving.
13:35: Have you always wanted to start your own business?
15:19: “We’re different because we try not to think like accountants.”
20:10: Travis covers how the process of creating a budget can make business owners really think about their decisions and goals.
22:11: Adam asks Travis about his company culture and how Flexure has been virtual since its inception.
25:14: Travis talks about his leadership style, describing himself as ‘the opposite of a micromanager.’
29:35: How do you see your company growing in the future?
34:08: “Business is a mix of art and science.”
This week, we heard from Travis Huisman. With his experience as an accountant and a company leader, Travis had the skills he needed to address a hole in the market. He founded a bookkeeping company that supports business owners and their cultures in a multitude of ways.
