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Common Sense CFO: Balance Sheet Issues Walk through to Understand and Build Value

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2.00 Credits

Member Price $79.00

Non-Member Price $109.00

Overview

We mostly focus on the income statement, but what about other financial statements and countless other accounting concerns?  This seminar is dedicated to breaking down common balance sheet issues, both on-the-books and off, that have an impact on our stakeholders and the value of the organization.  Using practical analysis, we highlight several key tools in understanding and communicating the importance of the forgotten cornerstone of accounting: the balance sheet. Most notably, we dedicate time to the pressing issue of “unrecorded assets”.  This session is designed to also be fun and entertaining. This seminar stands on its own but is also part of the Common Sense CFO series.



Delivery Method: Individual webcast
CPE Credit: Accounting
Program Level: Intermediate

Highlights

  • Typical accounting issues that impact the balance sheet
  • Where are the hidden issues in unrecorded liabilities?
  • What are unrecorded assets and why they matter?
  • Identification of and resolution of balance sheet challenges and changes
  • Communicating to your audience and stakeholders

Prerequisites

None

Designed For

Current and aspiring CFO’s and Controllers and/or Finance professionals

Objectives

  • Understanding and communicating the importance of the forgotten cornerstone of accounting

Preparation

None

Leader(s):

Leader Bios

Robert Mims, Vendor Instructor, The Knowledge Institute, LLC

Bob Mims, CPA, is a financial consultant and VP Finance for promising enterprises. For 20 years, Robert has worked with numerous startup ventures and nonprofits in the roles of Strategic Planning, Business Modeling, Controller and CFO. His focus is understanding the fundamentals of profitability. Robert worked ten years as a Big Four Senior Assurance Manager, earning National Instructor of the Year on three occasions. Robert has served on FASB Advisory committees and is based in Memphis, TN.

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Non-Member Price $109.00

Member Price $79.00