Learn industry best practices for collecting and processing invoices and making payments to vendors, customers, and other third-party companies in the two-day Accounts Payable Training Course,

In the Accounts Receivable Training Course, you will learn industry best practices for ensuring the organization receives payment for services offered or goods sold to clients.

In the Cash Management Training Course, you will learn best practices to manage your firm’s working capital (cash available for day-to-day operations) to improve the firm’s liquidity position, financial health, and reduce risk to allow management to take advantage of unexpected opportunities, and to qualify for bank loans and favorable trade credit terms.

In the Certified Treasury Professional © Training Program, students will learn the process of creating and governing the policies and procedures managing the cash, investments, and other financial assets of a business to optimize current and medium-term liquidity and make solid financial decisions involving invested and investable assets that ensure the company manages financial risk successfully to maximize owner’s or shareholder’s wealth.

In the Cost Accounting Training Course, you will learn the accounting process used for the recording, classifying, analyzing, summarizing, allocating, and evaluating all key costs, including inventory valuation, job costing, production process costing, standard costing, and fixed costs such overhead and depreciation of capital equipment, to enable management to consider various alternative courses of action and control of costs based on cost efficiency and company capability.

The Academy of Business Training, sponsor number CPE.00469, provides Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits to meet the continuing education requirement for Certified Public Accountants.

in the Financial Management Training Course, you will learn the operational activity of a business that is responsible for obtaining and effectively utilizing the funds necessary for efficient operations through effective planning, directing, controlling, and administering of the monetary resources of an organization.

In the Financial Risk Management Training Course, you will learn industry best practices for preserving the economic value of a firm by using financial instruments to identify and analyze areas of potential risk threatening the assets, earning capacity, or success of a business. Similar to general risk management, financial risk management requires identifying its sources, measuring it, and creating a plan to address it.

In the Introduction to Treasury Management Training Course, you will learn the role of treasury in the management of a company’s assets, the regulatory and legal environment, the functions and services of banks and financial service institutions, payment systems, money markets, capital markets, and vendor management and selection.

In the QuickBooks Training Course, you will learn all the skills needed to use the software properly to manage transactions and finances for your business. QuickBooks is an accounting software program created by Intuit for small businesses and self-employed professionals. This class will instruct you on how to keep track of your company’s transactions and finances – all from a single, intuitive, and easy-to-use software program.

In the Treasury Management Training Course, you will learn the management of an enterprise’s holdings, with the ultimate goal of managing the firm’s liquidity and mitigating its operational, financial, and reputational risk. You will also learn how to manage a firm’s collections, disbursements, concentration, investment, and funding activities to include trading in bonds, currencies, financial derivatives, and the associated financial risk management.

In the Working Capital Management Training Course, you will learn best practices to manage their firm’s working capital (cash available for day-to-day operations) to improve the firm’s liquidity position, financial health, and reduce risk to allow management to take advantage of unexpected opportunities, and to qualify for bank loans and favorable trade credit terms.