QuickBooks® Essentials Series:
Make 2014 A Great Year: Use QuickBooks to Make Revenue, Expense and Profitability Projections for 2014 - Session 3 of 3
Workshop Description:
Financial projections, when done right, can be the difference between a successful business and a failed venture. A little known factor in preventing failure is that businesses must invest sufficient resources in their operations, production, staffing resources and marketing to be successful. Most businesses don’t properly budget for these investments and prepare for the cash outlays required to fund them.
Why is that? They don’t have a process giving them the ability to test, evaluate and plan for the financial impact their decisions have on their business. 
In this workshop, we will show you the type of decision making that can happen if you run a consistent financial forecasting process in your business. We’ll also show you an easy process to quickly see how your business is doing financially and to help you make good, solid business decisions going forward.
For more information on the QuickBooks Essentials Series, see the series brochure.
This Workshop Will Cover:
- What are financial projections?
- Why are they important?
- How do accurate financial projections help you make decisions?
- 5 key elements of financial projections
- How to develop a basic model for your business (and give you a sample)
Benefits of Attending This Workshop:
This process will let you answer important questions, such as: When can I hire more staff? When can I buy an office (or just get an office)? When can I afford new equipment? How much can I spend on marketing?
Workshop Level: This is an introductory financial management workshop, designed for business owners, and business people.
This Workshop is Ideal for:
- All business owners
- Entrepreneurs starting a business
- Anyone interested in learning more about business financial management
Cost: No Charge.
Workshop Leaders:
Erik Bunaes, Endorphin Advisors (review Erik's bio)
Wayne Higdon, 25th Hour Accounting Solutions (review Wayne’s bio)
Series Hosted & Sponsored by Pioneer Bank
