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Our instructors are leading practitioners and subject matter experts. On average, each has 20 years of experience in his or her selected field. This experience enables them to go beyond the curriculum to provide context, tips, and practical real-world examples to help you better understand and apply the course content right away. We vet each instructor thoroughly, to ensure they meet our high standards of quality for content and presentation. And we enable our users to peer-test and review all of their courses.
Hugh Liddle
View Instructor ProfileHugh Liddle is THE Sales Wizard at Red Cap Sales Coaching and Elite Sales Academy, where you can learn to make selling easy, fun and profitable. You can double your sales and income in 90 days or less, GUARANTEED. Hugh's clients do it all the time! Hugh’s sales training and coaching comes from ...
Jane Lin
View Instructor ProfileJane Lin, CPA, is a technical accounting and financial reporting executive with 25 years of experience serving companies ranging from pre-revenue early-stage companies to $10 billion multinational publicly-listed corporations in the life sciences, software, technology, consumer products, and manufacturing ...
- This instructor has no courses published, yet.
Rebecca Linquist
View Instructor ProfileSpeech, Voice, American Accent & Executive Presence Coach, English by the Hour: www.englishbythehour.com
Rebecca Linquist provides speech coaching to a diversified clientele of foreign-born professionals and non-native American English-speaking executives who live, work and practice in the ...
- Finance and Accounting English for Non-Native Speakers: The Vowels of American English
- Finance and Accounting English for Non-Native Speakers: Comparative Contrasts in Usage with the Vowels of American English
- Finance and Accounting English for Non-Native Speakers: The Consonants in American English
- Finance and Accounting English for Non-Native Speakers: Comparative Contrasts in Usage of Consonants in American English
- Finance and Accounting English for Non-Native Speakers: Endings on Words in American English
- Finance and Accounting English for Non-Native Speakers: Word Stress in American English
- Finance and Accounting English for Non-Native Speakers: Intonation & Presence in American English
- Finance and Accounting English for Non-Native Speakers: A Crash Course in Finance & Accounting Vocabulary for American English
Darrell Littleberry
View Instructor ProfileI’m a seasoned career business analyst, applications developer, and project management professional with 25 years of progressive experience as both an employee and independent consultant. Starting as an industry accountant in financial reporting, I quickly developed a propensity for systems, acumen for automation and became the ...
- How to Effectively Start a Work Project
- How to Facilitate Effective Meetings
- How to Effectively Present Information
- How to Be an Effective Verbal Communicator
- How to Effectively Write Business Emails
- How to Effectively Plan and Deliver Engaging Training Over Zoom
- 5 Keys to Develop and Lead Highly Productive Teams
- How to Effectively Use Animations to Present Information
- How to Effectively Use SmartArt to Present Information
- How to Effectively Use Transitions to Present Information
- Learn to Interview Like a Pro
- How to Increase Influence by Speaking with Persuasion, not Abrasion
- How to Effectively Handle Difficult Conversations
- How to Build Effective Working Relationships
Anders Liu-Lindberg
View Instructor ProfileHigh performing finance executive with experience from corporate level in Global Fortune 500 Company as well as Oil & Gas industry. Proven ability to translate strategy into actions, successful implementer of Rolling Forecasts, builder of high performing teams and transformer of finance functions from bean counters to business ...
- This instructor has no courses published, yet.
Jennifer Louis
View Instructor ProfileJennifer has over 25 years experience in designing and instructing high-quality training programs in a wide variety of technical and “soft skills” topics needed for professional and organization success. In 2003 she founded Emergent Solutions Group, which is dedicated to meeting organization’s professional training needs. ...
- FASB ASC Topic 820 Fair Value – An Auditor’s Perspective on Determining Fair Value of Non-Readily Marketable Investments
- Independence Rules for CPA’s - An Auditor’s Perspective on Significant AICPA, Public Company, Governmental, and International Differences
- Designing and Performing Sampling Plans – An Auditor’s Perspective on Monitoring Internal Controls, Compliance, and the Reasonableness of Account Balances
- Preparing Financial Statements - An Auditor’s Perspective on What Matters Most
- FASB ASC Section 205-40: Going Concern Uncertainty – An Auditor’s Perspective
- FASB ASC Topic 470: Debt – An Auditor’s Perspective on Common Balance Sheet Classification Issues
- FASB ASC 805 - An Overview of the Business Combination Process, Including Calculating Goodwill
- FASB ASC 805 - Defining a Business vs. A Group of Assets - And Why it Matters
- FASB ASC 805 - Accounting for Goodwill in Business Combinations
- Accounting for Equity Investments in Entities - An Overview of Cost, Fair Value, Equity Method vs. Consolidation Rules
- Top Audit Quality Control Review Issues for the AICPA, PCAOB, and GAO
- Accounting for Revenue from Contracts with Customers per IFRS 15
- Accounting for Business Combinations under IFRS 3
- Accounting for Financial Instruments under IFRS 9
- General Considerations for Preparing Financial Statements in Accordance with IFRS
- Accounting for Investments in Other Entities, Including Consolidation, under IFRS
- Accounting for Leases under IFRS 16
- Accounting for Nonfinancial Assets under IFRS
- IFRS - Derivatives and Hedge Accounting under IFRS 9
- IFRS - Accounting for Share-Based Payment Awards per IFRS 2
- IFRS for Small and Medium-Sized Entities Compared to Full IFRS
- IFRS - Accounting for Employee Benefits per IAS 19 and IFRIC 14
- IFRS - Accounting for Income Taxes per IAS 12
- IFRS - Special Financial Reporting Issues
- IFRS - General Financial Statement Disclosures
- IFRS - Special Accounting Topics
- IFRS vs. U.S. GAAP - Major Differences in Accounting
- 2021 U.S. GAAP Update for Public and Nonpublic Business Entities
- Accounting for Stock-Based Compensation
- Common Financial Statement Disclosures
- Professional Skepticism - Creating a Mindset for Finding Fraud and Error
- Audit Documentation - Creating Workpapers That Pass Review
- Adapting to the Engagement - Differentiating the Requirements of Preparations, Compilations, Reviews, and Audits
- The Audit Risk Model - Understanding Foundational Principles
- Internal Control Fundamentals - Satisfying Audit Requirements for Evaluating Design and Implementation
- Auditing Cash - Applying Basic Skills to the Starting Point of Any Audit
- Auditing PP&E, Including Leases under Topic 842 - Digesting the Risks of Improper Treatment of Tangible Long-Lived Assets
- Auditing Inventory - Performing Required Observations and Other Common Procedures
- Analytical Procedures - Comprehending Financial Statement Audit Fundamentals
- Audit Reporting Fundamentals - Introducing Core Concepts in the Audited Financial Statement Drafting and Issuance Process
- AICPAs Code of Professional Conduct - Exploring the Foundational Principles Underlying the CPA Profession as a Whole
- Accounting Update - Hot Topics for Preparing Current Period Financial Statements
- Auditing & Attest Update - Hot Topics for Current Period Audits and Other Attest Services
- Fraud Risk - Complying with Minimum Audit Requirements
- Best Practices for Identifying and Evaluating Audit Risk - Linking Risk to the Detailed Audit Plan
- Testing Internal Controls - Exploring Strategies for Verifying Operating Effectiveness
- Inquiry and Research - Improving Critical Audit Skills
- Auditing Investments - Understanding Risks and Procedures for the Most Common Investments
- Auditing Accounts Receivable - Focusing Procedures for Testing Existence and Valuation
- Auditing Liabilities, Including Long-Term Debt - Addressing the Risks of Completeness, Classification, and Disclosure
- Substantive Analytic Procedures - Strengthening Evidence to Satisfy Audit Objectives
- Sampling - Avoiding Common Mistakes on Financial Statement and Compliance Audits
- Desired Traits of a Star Performer - Visualizing How to Become an Exceptional Staff Auditor
- Professional Requirements for Assurance Providers, Including Independence - Understanding Critical Code of Professional Conduct Concepts
- Fraud Trends - Applying Real-life Lessons to Small and Mid-Size Entities
- Reviewing Workpapers - Embracing Responsibilities for Quality Control
- Advanced Audit Planning Concepts - Ensuring an Effective and Efficient Audit
- Internal Controls to Mitigate Financial Reporting Risk - Designing Stronger Internal Controls for Small or Mid-Size Entities
- Auditing Revenue Recognition - Grasping the Higher Risks and Special Audit Considerations
- Auditing Contingencies and Going Concern Uncertainty - Testing for Completeness and Proper Disclosure
- Audit Reporting Advanced Concepts - Understanding the Impact of General Audit Procedures on Disclosures and Audit Report Modifications
- Critical Traits of a Thinking Auditor - Stretching Experienced Auditors Beyond the Basics
- Client and Engagement Management - Managing the Black Holes that Erode Profitability
- Supervisor Skills - Coaching Staff to Stay on the Right Track
- Professional Ethical Considerations for CPAs
- Audit Quality Control - Avoiding Peer Review Deficiencies
- Internal Control Deficiencies and Other Matters - Adding Value Through Required Auditor Communications
- Auditing Impairment of Long-Lived Assets, Including Goodwill - Identifying and Calculating Impairment Losses
- Maximizing Analytic Procedure Evidence - Adding Value Through Useful Financial Statement Analysis
- Accounting Estimates, Including Fair Value - Evaluating the Propriety of Areas with Uncertainty
- Special Audit Considerations - Comprehending Requirements of Group Audits, Compliance Audits, Using the Work of a Specialist or Others, and More!
- The Art of Discipline and Getting Things Done - Applying Better Time, Team, and Project Management Techniques
- Management Skills - Exhibiting Traits of a Balanced Leader-Manager
- Personality Styles - Adapting to Different Types of Personalities for Improved Relationships and Interactions
- Making Rain - Improving Success with Retaining Clients and Attracting Prospects
- General Ethics for Business Professionals
- Accounting and Financial Reporting for Cryptocurrency and other Digital Assets
- The Impact of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG)- Related Matters on Financial Statements and Audits
- Top Accounting, Operational, and Compliance Challenges for Nonprofits
- 2022 IFRS Update
- Professional Ethical Considerations for CPAs – 2024 Virginia Approved
- General Business Ethics - 2024 Virginia Approved
Mark Lubin
View Instructor ProfileMark Lubin is a tax attorney and CPA whose practice focuses primarily on international tax, M&A, joint ventures, restructurings and other areas of taxation important to companies operating globally and other complex or growing businesses.
Mark is presently Special Counsel to Chamberlain Hrdlicka. He has also been a partner ...
- International Taxable Acquisitions and Dispositions
- Corporate Transactional Tax I - Corporate Organizations, Contributions, Dividends and Non-liquidating Distributions
- Corporate Transactional Tax III - Corporate Liquidations, Section 338 and Acquisitions, Spinoffs and other Divisions
- Corporate Transactional Tax IV - Corporate Reorganizations, Carryover of Corporate Tax Attributes, and Limitations on Usage of Corporate Tax Attributes
- US Outbound International Tax After 2017 Tax Reform - The State of Play As We Head Into the ‘20s Conditions Leading to the 2017 Act, and the Overall Systemic Changes it Introduced
- US Outbound International Tax After 2017 Tax Reform - The State of Play As We Head Into the ‘20s Regimes Introduced by the 2017 Act, and Prospects for Future Changes
- Like-Kind Exchanges under Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code
- Investment Partnerships: The Basics - Part I
- Investment Partnerships: The Basics - Part II
- Tax Planning for Troubled Businesses and Investments
- Privileges and Protection: Preserving Confidentiality of Communications and Documents
Bruce Lynn
View Instructor ProfileBruce has acquired over 20 years of corporate and banking experience in all aspects of treasury and financial management.
He has successfully tackled major assignments in such areas as treasury operations, cash and working capital management, strategic planning, credit, systems enhancements and other assignments involving financial ...
Scott MacDonald, CPA, MBA
View Instructor ProfileI am a CPA with over 43 years of experience. I worked for 2 of the largest public accounting firms in the world, yet have significant real-world industry experience. I will help any company save money and become more efficient. I will instantly increase your cash flow from the proper management of accounts receivable and design a system that ...
