Event: Executive Roundtable– Finanacial Statements

December 1, 2010

Roundtable Topic:

Financial Statements

When: Friday, December 10, 2010   8 AM-10 AM (Continental Breakfast is included)

Where: 8th Floor Board Room- Meyers Brothers Kalicka,

                330 Whitney Avenue, Holyoke, MA

Details: Dale Janes, Chief Executive Officer of Nuvo Bank and Rudi D’Agostino, Audit Partner of Meyers Brothers Kalicka will co-facilitate a discussion about financial statements; the three levels of statements and their purposes, from a lending, reporting and management perspective.  

To reserve your place at the table contact:  

Brenda Olesuk at 413-322-3498, or bolesuk@mbkcpa.com

What is the Executive Roundtable?   Sponsored by the Employers Association of the Northeast and hosted by Meyers Brothers Kalicka, the Finance and Business Executives Roundtable is held the second Friday of each month.  All are welcome to take part in lively discussions on a variety of finance and business topics.  The agenda is set by the participants, so attendees are encouraged to come prepared with topics that are most relevant to their companies.  

Join us for lively discussions on finance and business topics that affect your business !

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