Dave Cosgrave 
Dave Cosgrave is Director, Market Insights & Analytics at FreshBooks – a leading provider of invoicing and accounting software for small businesses and the self-employed. Dave helps FreshBooks better understand the markets it serves through quantitative research and data analytics, while supporting FreshBooks’ broader mission to make the world a better place for small businesses.
He’s led and co-authored each of FreshBooks’ annual Self Employment in America reports, which are among the largest and broadly-scoped studies of their kind. Prior to FreshBooks, Dave held a variety of data and insight leadership roles both in industry and as an outside consultant. He has provided research-based advice to numerous Fortune 100 companies including Apple, AT&T, American Express, General Motors, and Time Warner.
Dave is a published author and was for several years an op-ed columnist focused on the impacts of emergent technologies on business and industry.
He’s led and co-authored each of FreshBooks’ annual Self Employment in America reports, which are among the largest and broadly-scoped studies of their kind. Prior to FreshBooks, Dave held a variety of data and insight leadership roles both in industry and as an outside consultant. He has provided research-based advice to numerous Fortune 100 companies including Apple, AT&T, American Express, General Motors, and Time Warner.
Dave is a published author and was for several years an op-ed columnist focused on the impacts of emergent technologies on business and industry.
Category: Finance, Accounting, and Taxes
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Interviews with Dave Cosgrave »See all
Dave Cosgrave joins Jim Blasingame to reveal that your unprofessional billing practices are not only costing you cash flow, but are actually reflecting badly on your level of professionalism with customers.
Dave Cosgrave joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how failure to have an effective customer invoicing system could be the difference between success and failure, including some best practices to consider.
