Adam Lean is a former accountant turned 2-time entrepreneur who built, scaled, and sold two businesses. While helping other business owners, he realized his passion was teaching and providing tools to business owners to help them make more money and have a peace-of-mind.
Andrew Freiburghouse, known as “Andy Frye” in Tax World, is a third-generation tax business entrepreneur, Enrolled Agent, and Friend to Tax Professionals Everywhere who serves as CEO, CFO, and Primary Product Creator at Pronto Tax School, Inc.
Cost: Free CPE Credits: 1.0 hour NASBA Field of Study: Business Management and Organization (1.0 hour) Program Knowledge Level: Basic Instructional Method: Group Internet based Prerequisites: None Advanced Preparation: None Delivery Method: Group Internet Based
Learning Objectives:
Recognize what business owners are looking for in a CFO/business advisor
Identify the steps required to start and offer a CFO service to business clients
Recall a proven 6-step system to conduct a CFO service that gets results
Determine the steps needed to sell the CFO service to new clients and to upsell to existing clients
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