Seminar Makes an Unusual Pairing of Wine and Financial Statements
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Dublin, CA (PRWEB) May 22, 2008 -- The event, called "Wine and Your Bottom Line" will begin at 2:30pm on May 22, 2008 at Stacey's at Waterford in Dublin, CA, which just happens to be owned by the champion of cubicle-bound nerds everywhere, Scott Adams.
During the event, which is based on her own struggle to understand the nuances of wine selection, Geni Whitehouse, a former partner in an Atlanta CPA firm, will take on the job of helping business people understand exactly what is going on in their financial statements. She will apply her stand-up comedy training to her favorite subject, financial fluency, in hopes that a little bit of wine will make the process of absorbing the message less intimidating.
As founder of an organization called "Even a Nerd Can be Heard", Geni specializes in finding interesting ways to present what others might consider boring. Her technique of combining two dissimilar objects (wine and financial statements) is one of the ways that she plans to tackle this subject. She will help business owners understand the difference between profit and cash, learn what a banker sees when he looks at their financial statements, and find out how the concept of "blind-tastings" might be applied to financial statement preparation.
Geni is a frequent lecturer at conferences around the country and has presented topics ranging from "Stop the Gerbil Workout" to "The Treasures In Technology".
For more information, visit www.evenanerd.com.
About Even a Nerd Can be Heard
Founded by an accountant with a background in product marketing, Even a Nerd Can be Heard is devoted to helping anyone with a potentially boring subject, concept or product find an interesting way to talk about it.
Contact:
Geni Whitehouse, CPA.CITP, CSPM, Chief Communications Officer
Pleasanton, CA
925-202-1980
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