The Arizona Society of CPAs' 2017 Annual Construction Industry Conference

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The Arizona Society of CPA's are offering some great topics and will be utilizing the expertise of several CFMA members at their 2017 Annual Construction Industry Conference.  Scheduled for October 26th at Black Canyon Conference Center, this conference offers 8 hours of CPE and topics that will assist you with your career and business goals!
 
This year, the CIC is excited to have Michael J. Holden, Holden Willits PLC, presenting: Lien-a-Palooza: The Amazing Power of Arizona's Lien and Stop Notice Statutes. Mike will discuss how Arizona's lien and stop notice statutes protect payment rights on construction projects!
The conference will also include the following topics and speakers:
  • "Cash Management: What Got You Here Won't Get You There"
    Steve Lords, Arizona Pipeline Co.
  • "Company Growth & Associated HR Risks" - Panel
    Jennifer Ward, Mountain States Employers Council (MSEC), Michelle Walker, Specialized Services Company, and Marian Enriquez, Sundt Construction, Inc.
  • "Cost Reduction by Eliminating Risks"
    John Holt and Craig Carson, Southwest Risk Management, LLC
  • "Business Transition Strategies"
    John M. Murdough, Henry+Horne
  • "Greater Phoenix: 2017 Trends and Activity Report"
    Allison Gilbreath, Greater Phoenix Economic Council (GPEC)
  • "Red Flag Warning: Is the IRS Turning Up the Heat in its Enforcement of Tax Laws?"
    Christine Ulibarri, BeachFleischman PC
I am sure you recognize many of these speakers, and realize the topics are extremely timely for you and your company.  Hope to see you there on October 26th!  Oh, can't make the drive?  No problem, the conference will also be webcast!
 
Learn More and Register
 

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