• Presenter: Dr. Connor Lubojacky

• Topic: Using Financial Statements to Make Business Decisions

• Program Description: Learn techniques to analyze financial statements to assist in business decisions.

• Format: Live Group and Virtual

• CPE Credit: 1 hour

• Field of Study: Financial - Technical

• Program Knowledge Level: Basic

• Prerequisites: None

• Learning Objectives:

  • Understand the importance of effective decision making
  • Understand the different ways financial statements can be used in decision making
  • Discuss ways to improve decision making

• Speaker Bio: Dr. Connor Lubojacky is an Assistant Professor in Management and the Entrepreneurship Program Coordinator at Northeastern State University. He is also a CPA and before pursuing a PhD, he worked as an auditor at PriceWaterhouseCoopers, mainly servicing clients in the petrochemical and petroleum industries. At NSU, he teaches courses on business strategy and decision making for the undergraduate and MBA programs, and his research focuses on the effects of managerial and entrepreneurial cognition on decision making. He has published articles in outlets such as the Journal of Business Ethics and the International Entrepreneurship and Management Journal.

• Refund Policy: In person - full refund by original method of payment if cancellation received by 4pm on the Friday preceding the event.  Virtual - full refund by original method of payment if cancellation received by noon on the Wednesday preceding the event. 

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