This seminar will cover aspects of corporate finance that every well-informed senior manager should be familiar: latest valuation factors and methodologies, factors to consider when considering a corporate acquisition or merger, basic understanding of current global macro-economic influences and business drivers, and information on how to protect your corporate investments and assets from internal fraud.

KEY DISCUSSION POINTS

• What are the most important valuation factors for both technology, and other corporate assets?
• What factors will have the most influence on corporate and personal finances in the United States over the next five years? How can we anticipate those influences?
• What actions must be taken my senior managers, to guard against corporate fraud

EXECUTIVE EDUCATION OBJECTIVES

• Impart critical and up-to-date information with regard to corporate asset valuation
• Leave participants with a understanding of global macro-economic influences
• Through case studies and discussion, promote a deeper understanding of what senior managers and executives can do to prevent internal fraud

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

• Senior Banking and Finance Management
• Business Owners and CFOs
• Senior Corporate Development Management

SCHEDULED PRESENTERS:

• Benjamin Brussell, Vice President of Corporate Development, Plantronics, Inc., California
• John Elder, PhD., Professor of Finance, NDSU
• Thomas Buckhoff, Ph.D., CPA, CFE, Eide Bailly Presidential Professor, Forensic Accounting, NDSU

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