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Excel - Become a Power User-Virtual Boot Camp (3 Hours)

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Do youknow that Excel helped Microsoft achieve the position of leading PC softwaredeveloper? Undoubtedly, Excel is an amazing tool that helps business professionals in myriad efficient ways. If you want to exploit its full potential by taking your introductory knowledge to the next level, here’s an intensive boot camp that would help you become a power user. About Training Doyens Based in Colorado, Training Doyens organizes world class webinars and seminars, providing training solutions to companies big and small. Training Doyens offers affordable pricing and customization for any budget. Advanced Excel Training  AREAS COVERED This is a 100% example-based comprehensive training with special focus on speed, automation and efficiency (the keys to becoming a power-user). Session highlights include… Data entry shortcuts including Transpose, AutoFill and Flash Fill Taking Find and Replace to the next level Automating cell formatting with Conditional Fo

The Role of Internal Audit in CECL Compliance

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OVERVIEW The best ways to leverage an internal audit department as theorganization becomes CECL compliant are explained in this session. Participants will learn what IA can or cannot do and how the internal auditors can assist in ensuring that CECL processes are robust and complaint with regulator expectations. With all the attention placed on CECL, it is important that organizations utilize all resources available to them. Also, Internal Audit is in a unique position to help the organization develop and implement CECL processes. This webinar provides both parties with real time ideas on how the Internal Audit department can provide consultative expertise during development and then independent testing during implementation, thereby assuring management that CECL controls are sustainable and effective. Bank Regulatory Compliance WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND Auditors Audit Leaders CFO’s Financial Management Teams Risk Managers Risk Staff Operations Managers and Staff A

Putting the Quality in Audit Reports

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OVERVIEW How well you communicate that information is critical to getting management’s acceptance of your findings and their agreement with your recommendations.   A well written audit report adds value to your clients by providing information that is: Accurate Objective Clear Concise Constructive Complete Timely In addition to audit reports, these elements can apply to all kinds of writings including: Executive summaries Fraud investigations Consulting reports Memos General correspondence Auditor Webinar Training WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND The objective of any report is to provide important information to management in the area reviewed.  It represents the end result of weeks of reviews, analyses, interviews and discussions.  The quality of that report will have an impact on how well the report is understood and accepted.  A report with the best information and recommendations may not be acted upon if the report is poorly written and hard to understand.  Po

FDA Inspections: What Regulations Expect

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OVERVIEW In this 90 minute webinar attendees will gain an understanding of the parameters, approaches, and concerns of FDA inspectors, and the tools for preparing, coping, and managing those inspections in the pharmaceutical, biologics, and med device facilities. Other objectives include inspection authorities and processes including 483s, warning letters, recalls, and other potential actions, inspection processes, use of mock audits required documentation, formats, archiving, as well as how to respond to inspection and audit results. WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND One should attend this webinar to increase one’s knowledge ofFDA inspections, what inspectors are looking for and expect to see and not to see in manufacturing facilities. One will gain a better understanding of the parameters, approaches, and concerns of FDA inspectors. One will also gain a more in depth understanding of how to prepare for unannounced FDA audits and inspections. GMP Training AREAS COVERED The insp

SBA: Projecting Cash Flow - Best Practices and Evaluation Techniques

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OVERVIEW This f inancial management course will help attendees recognize the risks of failing to thoroughly vet the information received from a business loan applicant that project future revenues, profits and cash flows. WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND Attendees will learn to track cash through a business operation, dissect the cash cycle of the operation and comply with SBA standards concerning expected cash flow attributes of loan applicants. Financial Management Training AREAS COVERED Brief case study of Banco Popular’s outcome when failing to use information on hand to test cash flow projections prepared by a third-party loan originator for several loans to same franchise  A review discussion about how cash flows through a business and the importance of identifying the ‘cash cycle’ ahead of reviewing the financial projections  Best practices to break down the applicant’s projection numbers and systematically review them line-by-line to look for