Accounting Fundamentals for Small Businesses - 9/28/19 (9:00 AM - Noon) - C0072 

Every new business owner needs to have a working knowledge of basic accounting principles and financial statements to keep track of their taxes and financials. This workshop is designed to do just that.  All new entrepreneurs need to be able to discuss the financials of their business with bankers and financial institution leaders. We are not making you an accountant but proficient in the language and the concepts that matter.  Again, this is a must attend workshop for growing your business and taking it to the next level.

Instructor: William Tice

William is a retired financial and operations executive with McDonald’s.  As an advisor and mentor he has more than 35 years of business experience in various industries, including real estate finance, franchising, operations, and public accounting.  He has expertise in leadership, operations management, business valuations, and business policies development and implementation. He is skilled in strategic planning and execution, consulting, and developing managerial talent.  William has a BS in Business Administration / Accounting from the University of Tennessee and an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University.  He is also licensed as a CPA (inactive) in the state of Tennessee.

$25 fee required at the time of registration by credit or debit card.  

Non-registered attendees must check the workshop calendar after 6:00 Friday evening before the workshop to see if the workshop is cancelled.

Registered attendees will be notified of any changes or cancellations.

Feel free to bring your own beverage since there are none available within the building during the workshop.

Park and Enter the building from the Lower Level.