SCORE To Host Free Workshop On How To Use QuickBooks to Manage Your Business Finances

     
The Southeastern Connecticut chapter of SCORE, a nonprofit association dedicated to the success of small businesses, continues its year-round series of free Small Business Workshops with “Managing Your Business Finances - The Chart of Accounts and  QuickBooks."  

You have started your own business. Now what? You have bills to pay, customer sales to track, and taxes to file = paper, paper, and more paper. So you start a spreadsheet for bills, and one for sales, and one for a list of customers. Find out how to make sure that your Chart of Accounts gets you to the right financial information and align it with your use of QuickBooks.   

TO REGISTER:  Click here to Register  
Please Note: This is a free workshop but seating is limited. Attendee MUST give 24 HOUR cancellation notice to allow others on the Waiting List to attend.

Workshop Presenter Elizabeth Santaus has twenty years of experience in the financial accounting software and bookkeeping industry. In 1990, Elizabeth started as a technical support representative for Great American Software's One Write Plus.  In 1992 she started her own consulting company On-Line Technologies and received her certification in Great Plains Software.  In 1994, when Elizabeth and her husband moved to Connecticut, she became the CFO for three small sister companies in Branford, CT.  Since launching Dressler Santaus, LLC in 1996, Elizabeth has consulted, trained, and provided bookkeeping services for over 175 small businesses in CT and NY.  As an Intuit ProAdvisor with advanced and point-of-sale certifications, Elizabeth has been a QuickBooks trainer for the Community Economic Development Fund's Bridgeport location.  

About SCORE: SCORE® "Counselors to America's Small Business" is a nonprofit association dedicated to the success of small business in America offering free and confidential advice on starting your own business or improving and growing your existing small business. SCORE counselors receive no compensation and are working or retired business owners, executives, and managers. SCORE’s seven counseling sites in Southeast Connecticut cover from Mystic to Guilford and north to Norwich. For more information on upcoming workshops and free small business counseling, visit www.southeasternctscore.org. SCORE was founded in 1964 and is a resource partner with the U.S Small Business Administration (SBA). SCORE has 370 chapters in locations throughout the United States and its territories, with 11,200 volunteers nationwide. Visit the national SCORE website at www.score.org