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Jim Cline, Chief Excel Officer
Thursday, January 21, 2021 | 01:00 PM EST
1.5 CPE credit for Certified Management Accountants (CMA)
1.5 CPE credit for Certified Internal Auditors (CIA)
1.5 CPE credit of Computer Software & Applications for all CPAs
1.5 CPD credit (Verifiable) for Canadian CPAs
1 CE credit of Computer Technology for Maryland Tax Preparers
1.5 General Educational credit for Tax Professionals / Bookkeepers / Accountants
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It’s no secret that every accountant whether in practice or in industry or in government makes good use of the almighty Excel spreadsheet program; it’s an invaluable tool that helps us process complicated data sets and communicate large amounts of information to clients and colleagues. Our Bench-marking the Accounting & Finance Function report shows that 63 percent of U.S. companies rely on Excel. Excel is the preferred tool for budgeting and planning across accounting and finance functions. Excel is still the most popular tool for preparing tax work papers or for auditing.
You may come across several dozens of excel tips and tricks program that are available online. But this course is specifically designed to meet the needs for accountants. By far the most popular course on excel for accounting community.
Working with data, reports and multiple sheets can also represent a significant time suck, with most of accountants only ever using 10 percent of what Excel has to offer. Whether you stick to basic functions or are a macro-writing, pivot-table-creating, multi-referential workbook workhorse. This webinar will also help you in data analysis, preparing financial statements & putting up financial strategies using the analysis.
Our concept is that you can learn the easy things, but the people that have exceptional skill sets are the ones that will shine. And to get such an exceptional skill set takes work -- a lot of work and study. We are not going to tell you that this course is so easy that a six-year-old can do it. This CPE webinar is designed to teach phenomenal skills, not just ordinary skills to become a CEO (Chief Excel Officer)
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Advisor, ExcelCEO
Jim Cline graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting and Taxation from the University of Houston in 1989. His first job was at Arthur Andersen where he worked in the Tax and Real Estate Appraisal departments. After seven years with Arthur Andersen, Mr. Cline became the Manager of Revenue Services at Service Corporation International (SCI), the largest funeral home and cemetery consolidator in North America. Currently, he is the Director of Ad Hoc Reporting and Information Support at SCI. In 2005, Jim started developing a course that would train accountants in his group in Microsoft Excel. He realized that even recent college graduates didn’t possess the Excel skills needed to work in his group. His first book (Excel 2003) took three-and-a-half years to complete. After immense success with the first book, he decided to expand his curriculum to include Microsoft Access, which took an additional two years to complete. In 2007, he started selling his courses online under the name of ClineSys, and in 2011 he changed the name of his courses to be ExcelCEO (which stands for Chief Excel Officer). Since the inception, Jim Cline and his ExcelCEO courses have trained thousands of accountants, financiers, and business professionals in how to work with Excel and Access in a business environment with amazing results. Jim is married with five children and seven grandchildren. Jim continues to conduct seminars, conferences, and CPE webinars He is a Boy Scout leader, a part-time web developer, owns a small cattle ranch outside of Houston, and speaks three languages (four if you count Texan).
ExcelCEO offers accredited, comprehensive, self-study training courses for Microsoft Access (2010, 2007, 2003) and Microsoft Excel (2013, 2010, 2007, 2003). Courses are divided into three sections: Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced levels. We've designed the courses to teach phenomenal skills, not just ordinary skills.
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Ching Rousseau
Jan 21st 2021
I enjoy the course overall, the presenter was very effective and I have learned some new Excel tricks that I didn't know before. The pace was quite fast, but I understand there were lots of material to go over and the course didn't mean for us to do the same thing as the presenter at the same time.
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Lynn Maloney ,
Jan 21st, 2021
this was an excellent course that provided very relevant and useable information. I really appreciate that fact that the marketing was kept to a minimum. the instructor was so engaging and fun to listen to
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Liz Wilson ,
Jan 21st, 2021
Overall the presentation was great. Jim was a lot of fun. The only thing I might comment on was the speed of the presentation. It was bit fast for my level, which would be beginner/intermediate. I could follow him, but I will have to refer to the recordings to really go back and absorb it all.
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Noreen Hays ,
Nov 12th, 2020
This was a great 'dip' into his program. It was a better value than some of the webinars I've been on where they spend the majority of the time trying to upsell. I learned some useful tips I can implement immediately.
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Samuel Bloomberg ,
Oct 29th, 2020
This webinar was fantastic. The speaker is super knowledgeable and I learned a ton of interesting things, I may take up his offer and take part in his separate program as a result
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JAKKI LYNN ,
Aug 6th, 2020
This was not the typical torturous, dry and boring CPE. This presenter, Jim Cline, was the very best: engaging, kept it interesting, entertaining and full of humor. Wish all CPE was this way!
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