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Quarterly Consumer Review

As we settle into Q3 2024, it’s clear that the athletic and wellness trends we observed last quarter have become a major catalyst for innovation across the consumer goods landscape. Performance and health are undeniably driving product development throughout the industry, with functional ingredients popping up in everything from coffee to skincare. The last three…

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Quarterly Consumer Review

For our second Quarterly Consumer Review of 2024, we’re focusing in on performance-ready products across a variety of consumer categories like food & beverage, beauty, apparel, and more. Whether driven by the influx of athlete-led businesses or typical seasonal patterns, the industry is aligning with consumer preferences and emphasizing functional ingredients and products. Not everything…

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The Practical Guide to Establishing a 13-Week Cash Flow Model

Dwight x Eventus 8-Step Implementation and Management Guide If you’ve read our previous blog, Seven Tips for Maximizing Cash Flow, you’re familiar with our top recommendation for managing unpredictable cash flows: the 13-Week Cash Flow Model. This powerful tool offers a near-accurate reflection of your company’s liquid cash balance, down to the dollar. However, the…

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Quarterly Consumer Review

We’re back with the first Quarterly Consumer Review of 2024. Throughout the past quarter, we’ve been avidly collecting compelling industry news in order to see which product categories are capturing consumer and investor attention in today’s unpredictable economic climate. Despite investors maintaining the conservative approach that defined the fundraising landscape in 2023, several equity groups…

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Dwight’s 2023 in Review

2023 presented it’s fair share of both opportunities and challenges for digitally native and omnichannel brands in the consumer products space. Investors adopted a more conservative approach than previous years, forcing many brands to pivot growth strategies to focus on profitability at all costs. Despite having to make some fundamental strategic changes, many brands are…

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Quarterly Consumer Review

We’re back for the third installment of Dwight’s Quarterly Consumer Review, and we have much to discuss. 2023 has flown by for food & beverage brands channeling energy and capital toward growing their retail footprint, for digitally native brands breaking into brick-and-mortar, for investors closing new funds, and for all of us following along for…

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Seven Tips for Maximizing Cash Flow

Mastering your company’s cash flow can be a daunting task, but having the right tools in your toolbelt can make all the difference between success and failure for a CPG brand. In this blog, we’ll explore seven tips and tactics for shortening cash cycles and maximizing your cash flow. Let’s dive in.  1. The Power of…

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Dwight x CPG Wire Present: Quarterly Consumer Review

April 1st — June 30th, 2023 CPG Wire is back for the second installment of our quarterly industry report with a slew of updates following an eventful quarter for the consumer products industry. We’ve been following along as brands secured fresh funding, collaborated with each other, launched behind new doors, released new products, and exited the…

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Dwight x CPG Wire Present: DTC Trends & Fundraising Index

Janaury 1st — March 31st, 2023 Leading CPG Working Capital Provider Dwight Funding and DTC news aggregator CPG Wire combine expertise to present the first-ever index of the latest fundraises and trends across food & beverage, beauty, and general consumer product categories.  Those of us who know DTC know that we have one of the most…

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Comparing Revenue Based Financing and Asset-Based Lending

In today’s environment, scaling businesses have access to a variety of funding options. If you’ve looked at financing options, you’ve probably come across Asset-Based Loans (ABL) and Revenue-Based Financing (RBF). Both provide non-dilutive access to capital, but they differ in lending structure and how they think about risk. In this post, we’ll explore their differences…

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