/Events
Description
Discover how to manage and maintain your business finances by automating your accounting and financial reporting functions. Use this computerized program to set your company’s chart of accounts, receive payments, pay bills, create lists, track cash sales, enter bills, create invoices, make deposits, reconcile bank accounts and write checks in order to more easily manage your financial decisions.
Objectives
Upon successful completion of this course, the participants will be able to:
- Set up a Chart of Accounts
- Create Invoices
- Receive Payments
- Track Both Cash and Charge Sales
- Make Deposits
- Pay Bills
- Create Lists
- Reconcile Bank Accounts
- Produce Financial Reports
Content
- Class Introduction
- What does your company do?
- What information will be important to your company
- Introduction to the QuickBooks navigator
- Goals/objectives
- Business terms
- Using exercise disk
- Set up a company
- Use chart of accounts
- Open cash account
- Review company setup and answer questions
- Lists
- Creating a company
- Customer/job
- Employee
- Vendor
- Customized fields
- Managing lists
- Working with bank accounts
- Writing checks
- Check registers
- Handwritten checks
- Entering and paying bills
- Accounts Payable
- Entering and paying bills
- Learn to back up and restore QuickBooks on your computer
- Review items
- Items (creating)
- Optional (setting up invoices)
- (selling products)
- Invoicing for Service
- Payment processing
- Items (creating)
- Review
- Optional (payment processing)
- Reconciling and other accounts (charge cards, etc.)
- Creating reports/graphs
- Customizing
Prerequisites
Basic computer skills & some basic accounting are required.
Method of Instruction
Lecture, Hands on
Evaluation
- Exam: No
- Demonstration of Skills: Yes
- Class Participation: Yes
It’s not if it’s when. As a business owner, you want to avoid crisis but despite your best efforts they are bound to occur. Don’t wait until a crisis strikes. Prepare now to reduce the impact on your business. In this seminar, you will define what a crisis is for your company, the key players needed during a crisis, and how to maintain your reputation in real-time.
Speaker(s): Vanessa Vaughn Mathews, Asfalis Advisory
Pre-registration required Register to attend online or in-person
The 53 Ideas team is coming to a neighborhood near you in January and February 2020!
We’re making it easier than ever for you to submit your 53 second video pitch to 53 Ideas by hosting pop-up pitch recording events throughout the Charlotte region. Stop in at any advertised event and we’ll record your pitch and get you entered in the competition. You might even be lucky to take home some cool swag.
WHAT IS 53 Ideas?
53 Ideas is an open call for business ideas made possible through financial support of the Foundation Office of Fifth Third Bank. If you have a business idea pitch it for a chance to win up to $10,250 to help fund the development of your idea.
Until February 20 anyone age 16 and older that resides in one of the 10 counties surrounding Charlotte can submit a 53-second video pitch. Learn more at www.53ideas.com
On February 29, we will announce the top 53 Ideas. Those individuals will move on to the next round of the competition and become a step closer to winning $10,000, $5,000 or $2,500 in seed funding.
Visit www.53ideas.com to submit your pitch from your smartphone, tablet or computer. Can’t submit on your own come out to a pop-up event like this one and we’ll record your pitch.
Good luck to all!
Get an insider’s look at what it takes to win a significant contract. A City of Charlotte contracting officer will share insights on how to respond to Requests for Proposals and other potential opportunities. See samples of successful submissions. Learn the do’s and don’t’s in writing and submitting a proposal. Understand how decisions are made. Find out how to successfully compete in the proposal process. This is the second session in the Government Contracting Series
Speaker(s): Johnella Walker
Pre-registration required Register to attend online or in-person
Description
Discover how to manage and maintain your business finances by automating your accounting and financial reporting functions. Use this computerized program to set your company’s chart of accounts, receive payments, pay bills, create lists, track cash sales, enter bills, create invoices, make deposits, reconcile bank accounts and write checks in order to more easily manage your financial decisions.
Objectives
Upon successful completion of this course, the participants will be able to:
- Set up a Chart of Accounts
- Create Invoices
- Receive Payments
- Track Both Cash and Charge Sales
- Make Deposits
- Pay Bills
- Create Lists
- Reconcile Bank Accounts
- Produce Financial Reports
Content
- Class Introduction
- What does your company do?
- What information will be important to your company
- Introduction to the QuickBooks navigator
- Goals/objectives
- Business terms
- Using exercise disk
- Set up a company
- Use chart of accounts
- Open cash account
- Review company setup and answer questions
- Lists
- Creating a company
- Customer/job
- Employee
- Vendor
- Customized fields
- Managing lists
- Working with bank accounts
- Writing checks
- Check registers
- Handwritten checks
- Entering and paying bills
- Accounts Payable
- Entering and paying bills
- Learn to back up and restore QuickBooks on your computer
- Review items
- Items (creating)
- Optional (setting up invoices)
- (selling products)
- Invoicing for Service
- Payment processing
- Items (creating)
- Review
- Optional (payment processing)
- Reconciling and other accounts (charge cards, etc.)
- Creating reports/graphs
- Customizing
Prerequisites
Basic computer skills & some basic accounting are required.
Method of Instruction
Lecture, Hands on
Evaluation
- Exam: No
- Demonstration of Skills: Yes
- Class Participation: Yes
The 53 Ideas team is coming to a neighborhood near you in January and February 2020!
We’re making it easier than ever for you to submit your 53 second video pitch to 53 Ideas by hosting pop-up pitch recording events throughout the Charlotte region. Stop in at any advertised event and we’ll record your pitch and get you entered in the competition. You might even be lucky to take home some cool swag.
WHAT IS 53 Ideas?
53 Ideas is an open call for business ideas made possible through financial support of the Foundation Office of Fifth Third Bank. If you have a business idea pitch it for a chance to win up to $10,250 to help fund the development of your idea.
Until February 20 anyone age 16 and older that resides in one of the 10 counties surrounding Charlotte can submit a 53-second video pitch. Learn more at www.53ideas.com
On February 29, we will announce the top 53 Ideas. Those individuals will move on to the next round of the competition and become a step closer to winning $10,000, $5,000 or $2,500 in seed funding.
Visit www.53ideas.com to submit your pitch from your smartphone, tablet or computer. Can’t submit on your own come out to a pop-up event like this one and we’ll record your pitch.
Good luck to all!
The business world is full of unexpected surprises and those who learn to use their Emotional Intelligence to navigate through them have been known to have long-term success. This workshop is designed to increase your self-awareness in your role as an entrepreneur, improve your ability to communicate under pressure and help you focus on solutions to bounce back more quickly. You will learn to recognize the emotions of others and use that data to respond, rather than react under pressure.
Speaker(s): Mic Alexander, Image Wealth Management
Pre-registration required
Description
Discover how to manage and maintain your business finances by automating your accounting and financial reporting functions. Use this computerized program to set your company’s chart of accounts, receive payments, pay bills, create lists, track cash sales, enter bills, create invoices, make deposits, reconcile bank accounts and write checks in order to more easily manage your financial decisions.
Objectives
Upon successful completion of this course, the participants will be able to:
- Set up a Chart of Accounts
- Create Invoices
- Receive Payments
- Track Both Cash and Charge Sales
- Make Deposits
- Pay Bills
- Create Lists
- Reconcile Bank Accounts
- Produce Financial Reports
Content
- Class Introduction
- What does your company do?
- What information will be important to your company
- Introduction to the QuickBooks navigator
- Goals/objectives
- Business terms
- Using exercise disk
- Set up a company
- Use chart of accounts
- Open cash account
- Review company setup and answer questions
- Lists
- Creating a company
- Customer/job
- Employee
- Vendor
- Customized fields
- Managing lists
- Working with bank accounts
- Writing checks
- Check registers
- Handwritten checks
- Entering and paying bills
- Accounts Payable
- Entering and paying bills
- Learn to back up and restore QuickBooks on your computer
- Review items
- Items (creating)
- Optional (setting up invoices)
- (selling products)
- Invoicing for Service
- Payment processing
- Items (creating)
- Review
- Optional (payment processing)
- Reconciling and other accounts (charge cards, etc.)
- Creating reports/graphs
- Customizing
Prerequisites
Basic computer skills & some basic accounting are required.
Method of Instruction
Lecture, Hands on
Evaluation
- Exam: No
- Demonstation of Skills: Yes
- Class Partcipation: Yes
The 53 Ideas team is coming to a neighborhood near you in January and February 2020!
We’re making it easier than ever for you to submit your 53 second video pitch to 53 Ideas by hosting pop-up pitch recording events throughout the Charlotte region. Stop in at any advertised event and we’ll record your pitch and get you entered in the competition. You might even be lucky to take home some cool swag.
WHAT IS 53 Ideas?
53 Ideas is an open call for business ideas made possible through financial support of the Foundation Office of Fifth Third Bank. If you have a business idea pitch it for a chance to win up to $10,250 to help fund the development of your idea.
Until February 20 anyone age 16 and older that resides in one of the 10 counties surrounding Charlotte can submit a 53-second video pitch. Learn more at www.53ideas.com
On February 29, we will announce the top 53 Ideas. Those individuals will move on to the next round of the competition and become a step closer to winning $10,000, $5,000 or $2,500 in seed funding.
Visit www.53ideas.com to submit your pitch from your smartphone, tablet or computer. Can’t submit on your own come out to a pop-up event like this one and we’ll record your pitch.
Good luck to all!
The 53 Ideas team is coming to a neighborhood near you in January and February 2020!
We’re making it easier than ever for you to submit your 53 second video pitch to 53 Ideas by hosting pop-up pitch recording events throughout the Charlotte region. Stop in at any advertised event and we’ll record your pitch and get you entered in the competition. You might even be lucky to take home some cool swag.
WHAT IS 53 Ideas?
53 Ideas is an open call for business ideas made possible through financial support of the Foundation Office of Fifth Third Bank. If you have a business idea pitch it for a chance to win up to $10,250 to help fund the development of your idea.
Until February 20 anyone age 16 and older that resides in one of the 10 counties surrounding Charlotte can submit a 53-second video pitch. Learn more at www.53ideas.com
On February 29, we will announce the top 53 Ideas. Those individuals will move on to the next round of the competition and become a step closer to winning $10,000, $5,000 or $2,500 in seed funding.
Visit www.53ideas.com to submit your pitch from your smartphone, tablet or computer. Can’t submit on your own come out to a pop-up event like this one and we’ll record your pitch.
Good luck to all!