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Do financial statements confuse you?
If you’re like many professionals, you’ve never been trained to read financial statements … or
you learned about them long ago in college and you don’t recall much of what you learned back then.
It’s not that you want to become an accountant or a financial wizard. You’d just like to build
a little know-how so you can feel more confident in financial conversations. Great news: This course was developed especially for YOU!
A fly-by view of the “most important of the most important” principles
of reading financial statements
Think of this crash course as a financial flyover — you’ll see the big picture without
studying all the details that your organization’s financial managers have to master.
In just 90 minutes, you’ll have a better understanding of “the most important of the most important” aspects
of key financial statements.
Don’t miss this valuable opportunity to give your financial know-how a big boost … make plans today
to attend this powerful Conference! |
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A Glimpse at What You'll Learn . . .
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Cash basis vs. accrual basis: Understand the difference and why it
matters for financial statements |
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The balance sheet — what the business owns and what the business owes; it doesn't get
much simpler than that! |
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The ins and outs of a balance sheet: assets, liabilities, and equity |
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What a balance sheet can and can't tell you about a company |
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The income statement, the statement of operations, the P&L statement, the statement of
activities — they're all one and the same! |
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The primary purpose of an income statement |
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Tips for reading between the lines of an income statement
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Extend the value of this training . . .
Invite Others to Gather Around Your Computer to Attend This Conference
Along With You . . . for FREE!
When you enroll in this Conference, you’ll be entitled to one Conference connection and the extra benefit of gathering as many people around your computer as you can.
You can maximize the reach of this training even more by setting up your own Conference screening room in your organization. Here’s what you’ll need: a computer with Web access, an LCD projector, a viewing screen, and a room large enough to accommodate the number of people you’d like to invite to attend. For details on how to get more from this Conference by creating your own training room in your office, click here!
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| A plain-English approach to understanding financial statement basics |
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Past participants give rave reviews …
“It was well presented and very upbeat! Good job!”
“Very well presented. [Ed] knew his subject well, knew how to present it in an organized manner. Best presentation I've heard in a long while.”
“Good course, very knowledgeable trainer and well spoken.”
“I really enjoyed the question-and-answer period.”
“The [conference] was very helpful. I enjoyed it and the material I learned.”
“This was a very informative topic, with a lot of specific information”
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| A Big Bonus for Signing Up NOW!
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| The Nonfinancial Managers' Finance & Accounting Tool Book |
This exclusive resource is packed with invaluable tools that will help you better understand key
financial concepts, including:
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An extensive glossary of financial terms and definitions |
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How to calculate ROI — Return on Investment |
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How to perform a payback analysis |
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Key financial ratios — what they are and how to calculate them |
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Recommended resources to take your financial know-how
to the next level |
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SATISFACTION 100% GUARANTEED
Over the past 20 years, our training has helped millions of business leaders. We’re certain
that this Conference will be a valuable training experience for you. So certain, in fact, that we stand behind this program with our 100 percent guarantee of complete
satisfaction: You must agree this program was worthwhile for you, or we’ll refund your enrollment fee in full. Guaranteed.
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Very Best!
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Markets • Moen, Inc. • MetLife
And Thousands More!
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