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The economic outlook for the year ahead is murky at best. We are all tightening our belts and being forced to examine the way we do business. As we continue to navigate these uncertain waters, we must look for innovative approaches to help weather the storm. From cost controls and cash management to staying current with the latest technologies to keeping your top talent engaged during turbulent times, corporate finance professionals are charged with balancing these areas while continuing to steer the ship towards profitability. The 2010 Controllers Conference will provide you with valuable insights and the resources you need to be ready for whatever comes your way next.

*Live Webcast of Controllers Conference - Morning Session

The economic outlook for the year ahead is murky at best. We are all tightening our belts and being forced to examine the way we do business. As we continue to navigate these uncertain waters, we must look for innovative approaches to help weather the storm. From cost controls and cash management to staying current with the latest technologies to keeping your top talent engaged during turbulent times, corporate finance professionals are charged with balancing these areas while continuing to steer the ship towards profitability. The 2010 Controllers Conference will provide you with valuable insights and the resources you need to be ready for whatever comes your way next.

*Live Webcast of Controllers Conference - Afternoon Session 

The economic outlook for the year ahead is murky at best. We are all tightening our belts and being forced to examine the way we do business. As we continue to navigate these uncertain waters, we must look for innovative approaches to help weather the storm. From cost controls and cash management to staying current with the latest technologies to keeping your top talent engaged during turbulent times, corporate finance professionals are charged with balancing these areas while continuing to steer the ship towards profitability. The 2010 Controllers Conference will provide you with valuable insights and the resources you need to be ready for whatever comes your way next.

The economic outlook for the year ahead is murky at best. We are all tightening our belts and being forced to examine the way we do business. As we continue to navigate these uncertain waters, we must look for innovative approaches to help weather the storm. From cost controls and cash management to staying current with the latest technologies to keeping your top talent engaged during turbulent times, corporate finance professionals are charged with balancing these areas while continuing to steer the ship towards profitability. The 2010 Controllers Conference will provide you with valuable insights and the resources you need to be ready for whatever comes your way next.

A stellar line-up of experts and active Board members will be showcased in this one-day workshop.

Increasingly, generational differences are causing conflict and frustration in many organizations. Some of the differences, from how an employee views a dress code or work hours to how work gets done and what a full day of work means, are creating dissension. Each generation seems to be communicating: "What are they thinking?" In this program, you will learn about generational differences and develop an appreciation for how valuable those differences can be. You'll identify the areas where differences are most evident and discover ways to deal with them. This includes giving and receiving feedback, managing performance expectations, and increasing organizational effectiveness, productivity and harmony.

Readers of finance and accounting documents expect the information to be complete, accurate, and readable - neither overly simplistic nor complex. This program will enable participants to select and apply language that delivers clear and readable documents, reports, letters, and emails.

Presenter:Chariklia Donti, MBA

International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) are becoming a reality in the United States. Foreign publicly held companies, including those with subsidiaries in the U.S., can already file financial statements with the SEC using IFRS. In addition, the SEC is expected to make a decision soon allowing U.S. publicly held companies to also file financial statements using IFRS. We recognize your need for proper and timely training and are ready to assist you in providing this crucial education. This two-day course prepares accountants for these upcoming changes and will help you solidify your knowledge of the similarities and differences between IFRS and U.S. GAAP.