DLM Legal Notes: Hudson Chamber's Executive Education Series to begin on 3/19

Friday, March 12, 2010

Hudson Chamber's Executive Education Series to begin on 3/19

I will be attending the first in the Hudson Chamber's Executive Education series on 3/19 at 7:30am. focusing on Finance, Accounting & Taxes. Speakers will include Steve Chiarappa, CPA, owner of Chiarappa & Associates Ltd. Steve will address the burgeoning problem of employee theft and steps your business can take to eliminate risk. Learn how your business can better manage its money.

Liz Kuonen, CTP, Market Manager, VP Business Banking & Treasury Management at National City Bank, will present on Fraud Prevention with an overview of activities every business should be doing (separation or outsourcing of the payables and reconciliation functions, requiring dual authority and tokens for all electronic disbursements, etc).

There will also be a speaker form Skoda Minotti. I am really looking forward to this session.

For more information, see the Hudson Chamber of Commerce Website -- http://explorehudson.com or go directly to the sign up: http://208.206.15.32/news/anmviewer.asp?a=79&z=5

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