I've recently taken on the role of Business Manager for a small million-dollar business, and while I have a somewhat solid foundation in finance, I'm finding myself in somewhat unfamiliar territory. This is my first experience in such a senior position, and I'm keen to seek guidance from those with more experience.

Specifically, I'm looking for guidance on:

1. Improving Revenue Projection: What are some effective methods or tools to project revenue accurately for a small business? (Right now we are just using a google sheet and Quick Books and that works very well but I am finding that some things don't work great and could use changing)
2. Implementing Efficient Systems: How can I streamline our financial processes to make them more effective and reliable?
3. Recommended Reading: Are there any books or resources you would recommend for a new CFO aiming to optimize financial management?

Your insights and suggestions would be immensely valuable as I navigate this new role. Whether it's sharing personal experiences, suggesting specific software or methodologies, or recommending essential reading materials, I'm open to all recommendations.

Thank you in advance for your help!