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eProMT Lunch & Learn Seminar
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Tuesday, December 4, 2007 |
Time: |
10 AM - 11 AM — |
The Budgeting Process for Project-Based Government Contractors |
12:30 PM - 1:30 PM — |
Budgeting, Best Practices and the Bottom Line |
Cost: |
Free to our clients and friends
Lunch will be provided
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| CPE: |
1.5 hours of CPE credit will be given for this event.
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Location: |
Beason & Nalley, Inc.
101 Monroe Street
Huntsville, AL 35801
Click here for a map (pop-up window) |
Speaker: |
Dean Szabo, Founder/CFO
SIRA, Inc. |
Registration: |
Registration form (PDF)
Complete the registration form and fax to Liz Waggett at 256.534.8558. |
RSVP: |
By Friday, November 30, 2007 |
For more information: |
Contact Liz Waggett, 256.533.1720 |
Topic: Budgeting, Best Practices and the Bottom Line
The Budgeting Process for Project-Based Government Contractors
Assessing the success of your overall operations or how well you are performing on a program is impossible without a budget. However, company culture and software limitations are a huge hurdle to overcome for many small and mid-size contractors. During this one hour presentation, you will learn how to:
- Create meaningful budgets by involving the people most affected
- Understand the Best Practices for budgeting and why they are in your best interest
- Why you should reconcile your organization’s budget to your existing backlog of projects
- Recognize the connection between Earned Value Management and Best Practices
Dean’s presentation will address the reality of creating organizational and project budgets for the small to mid-size government contractor. He will also introduce the value of reconciling your organizational budget to your existing project backlog. Learn how Budgeting with Best Practices improves your Bottom Line.
Event Speaker: Dean Szabo, Founder/CFO, SIRA, Inc.
With more than 20 years in financial management, reporting and bugeting for defense contractors, Dean Szabo understands the conflict between financial, organizational and project management involved in these processes. Those frustrations fueled the motivation to develop eProMT, the Performance Intelligence Software for Government Contractors. Dean's experience and attention to detail is reflected in the extensive Best Practices and financial modeling tools available in eProMT. Now four years later, eProMT has become the affordable project reporting, budgeting and earned value management software for project-based government contractors.
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