Black Friday Offer till Nov 30th ! Unlimited Continuing Education only @$199 ! CLICK HERE to view.
Black Friday Offer till Nov 30th ! Unlimited Continuing Education only @$199 ! CLICK HERE to view.
1.5 Credits
$15
1.5 CPE credit of Business Management & Organization for all CPAs
1.5 CPE credit for Certified Management Accountants (CMA)
1.5 CPD credit (Verifiable) for Canadian CPAs
1.5 PL credit for Chartered Financial Analyst (CFAs)
1.5 CPD credit (Verifiable) for Certified Valuation Analyst (CVA)
1.5 CPD credit (Verifiable) for CPA/ABV
1.5 General Educational credit for Tax Professionals / Bookkeepers / Accountants
Why Good Accountants do Bad things
Work Well Remotely: Healthy habits at home
The Beginner's Guide to QuickBooks Online
Abandoned Wages: How to Stay in Compliance When Reporting and Remitting
Google Sheets
Personal Credit Mastery Course Intro
Casualties, Disasters & Settlements
Comprehensive Guide to Health Savings Accounts (HSAs)
Comprehensive Course on Personal Credit Mastery
Personal Finance Mastery
Introduction to Business Credit
How To Get Elite Credit Status
Salaried Means Exempt, Right? - Deciphering the Myths Surrounding Employee Classification
Forensic Accounting: Fraud Investigation Engagements
Developing and Implementing Employee Policies and Procedures in the Post-#MeToo Era
Got a new business idea, but don’t know how to put it to work?
Want to improve your existing business model?
Overwhelmed by writing your business plan?
There is one thing that can provide you the solution you are looking for, and that’s the business model canvas.
Business models are the foundation stone for any business planning. Business models help to understand:
How the business would carry out its activities?
What are the revenue-generating opportunities?
What resources do they need?
What kind of activities do businesses need to do in order to make profits?
Generating the business model canvas is a very careful exercise and can help to grow the business fast and keep the efforts focused on what is very important for the business. Every business has a business model whether they document it or not. However, businesses that have documented business plans or business models normally tend to be more resilient and able to change faster. These businesses are focused on what is most important for their business instead of trying the activities which may not be beneficial for the business.
In this CPE course, the speaker Manish Gupta will explain the components of business models and how the business model is generated. In this CPE webinar we will be looking at three big companies and understand how they are generating values. In this continuing education course, we will also be looking at a startup business or idea to learn how to generate a business model from scratch.
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