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Webinar: The Economic Reckoning Your Role as a Financial Executive During & After COVID-19

Today we are living in a period of uncertainty, anxiety and loss of control. Once we get through the COVID-19 crisis we anticipate a period of Economic Reckoning which will change the direction of many companies and the economic fate of their owners.

Business owners will be looking for direction, leadership and solutions. If you are a Financial Executive within a business or you provide services to a business owner, chances are YOU are someone they can talk to about the fate and future of their company and the options they have. This presentation will provide valuable information you can use to assist in moving the business forward.

Participants will learn:
•    The State of The Market, The Economic Disruption and what this means to certain Industry Sectors.
•    Strategies for creating ongoing conversations that span the overall business.
•    Tangible, actionable steps you can share, that will preserve and enhance the long-term value of the business.

Help business owners through this unprecedented environment and be ready to guide them forward onto the “new normal” with prudent and swift strategies for their company.  Prove yourself as a Trusted Executive or Advisor by identifying their risks and opportunities.

Some business owners may have planned to exit the company before Covid-19, for some, this was the catalyst to do so, others may be in need of Financial Restructuring or an equity infusion – by understanding the indicators you can help prepare the business and make the right choices.
 


Speakers

Alan Scharfstein

Founder and President
The DAK Group

Credits

1.00 CPE
Basic

Method

group-internet-based

Field

Economics, Technical

Prerequisites

none

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