We're co-sponsoring this event with the San Francisco
ASWA. Lew Tucker, Vice President and CTO of Cloud Computing at Cisco, will be hosting this dinner and program at 50 California St, 17th floor in San Francisco. Cloud computing can help you distribute the accounting workload among team members, safeguard your accounting data, streamline reporting, and help eliminate the need for paper records. This informative event will be held on September 15th, 2010, 6 - 8:30pm, networking at 5:30pm. Cost will be: $20 for members, $25 for non-member, and $15 for students. Register by emailing
hospitality@aswa-sf.org. CPE credit is available for this event.
Beef up your Microsoft Excel skills at these SFIMA-sponsored one-day sessions specially designed for finance and accounting professionals. Learn more at
excelinaccounting.com.
| Topic |
Oakland |
San Francisco |
| Charts, Graphs & Dashboards |
5/22/10 |
6/19/10 |
| Tips & Tricks |
8/14/10 |
9/11/10 |
| Macros & VBA |
10/23/10 |
11/13/10 |
The San Francisco and Peninsula/Palo Alto IMA Chapters are teaming up to deliver a joint Ethics session in San Francisco for CPE credit on November 6th, 2010. Learn more and register on the
Peninsula/Palo Alto IMA chapters Ethics event page.
Join our SFIMA group on LinkedIn.com, a web site where professionals network with each other, find jobs, discuss topics of interest, and leverage each other's connections. All SFIMA members are welcome to join. This group is a perfect place to post or find accounting and finance jobs in San Francisco. We hope it will also foster discussions about SFIMA activities and become a forum where our members can connect.
Starting in 2010, the IMA has changed the format of the CMA exam from 4 parts to 2 comprehensive parts. View more information about SFIMA-sponsored CMA Study Group.
The (National) IMA is co-sponsoring this event and offers a special discount for IMA members. Lean accounting is a costing methodology that helps accountants reduce costs and optimize value in their organizations; it is a shift in philosophy from traditional cost accounting to a system that measures and motivates good business practices in the lean enterprise.
