For questions regarding this program, please contact Shelly Dixon at sdixon@smacna.org.
Using a variety of case studies, participants learn real world management techniques. The case studies simulate real-world business experiences where there are seldom “yes or no” answers.
This program will increase the knowledge, skills, and abilities of those individuals within a firm who are considered “non-financial personnel” but need to have the best understanding of the firm’s financial situations.
Interpreting Financial Statements, Navigating KPI’s and Analyzing Financial Strategies
Understanding the complexities of your firm's financial statements is crucial to your firm’s success. When you “enlist” in this Boot Camp, you will march through the paces and engage in practical drills and exercises based on real-life scenarios. Participants will learn how to use their financial statements as a valuable tool to gain insights into their company's financial health, enabling them to make informed decisions and navigate the complexities of financial management with confidence. This immersive experience will enhance your financial expertise with hands-on activities that mirror the challenges faced in today’s business landscape.
The financial boot camp provides participants with a holistic understanding of financial analysis, enabling them to make informed decisions, develop effective financial strategies, and navigate real-world business challenges. Through a combination of theoretical learning, hands-on simulations, and practical applications, participants gain the skills necessary to excel in financial management and contribute to the success of their organizations.
BBI routinely helps architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) firms navigate business modernization through digital transformation and innovation planning. Their expertise at the seam of business, operations, and technology is not only powerful but also agnostic. Since they are not a software company, the focus remains on the high-stakes journey of ERP selection and successful implementations. Learn how to avoid "shiny object syndrome" and focus on what really matters to your workflows.
(602) 429-3500
Member (early) - $1,785 - Early rate ends on 8/10/2026
Member (standard) - $1,985
Associate Member - $2,085
Non-member - $4,000
Registration closes on 9/21/2026
LOCATION: 333 North Central Avenue, Phoenix, AZ
EVENT TYPE: Educational Program
Speakers
October 5, 2026
Breakfast & Registration
Welcome & Introductions
Concepts of Accounting
Lunch
Income Statement
Work in Process (WIP) Accounting
Working Capital Effects
Balance Sheet Transactions
Adjourn
October 6, 2026
Breakfast
Internal Accounting Process
Banking and Bonding
Financial Analysis, Breakeven Point and Profit Planning
Lunch - Day 2
Financial Ratios for Decision-Making
Business Transition Concepts
Common entity forms
Strategic Elements
Case studies
Surety Issues
Adjourn - Day 2
October 7, 2026
Breakfast - Day 3
State of Technology Adoption
ERP 101
ERP OTS Landscape
Break
The Selection Process Workshop
Implementation Considerations and Change Management Best Practices
SMACNA wrap-up
Adjourn - Day 3
Breakfast & Registration
Welcome & Introductions
Concepts of Accounting
Lunch
Income Statement
Work in Process (WIP) Accounting
Working Capital Effects
Balance Sheet Transactions
Adjourn
Breakfast
Internal Accounting Process
Banking and Bonding
Financial Analysis, Breakeven Point and Profit Planning
Lunch - Day 2
Financial Ratios for Decision-Making
Business Transition Concepts
Common entity forms
Strategic Elements
Case studies
Surety Issues
Adjourn - Day 2
Breakfast - Day 3
State of Technology Adoption
ERP 101
ERP OTS Landscape
Break
The Selection Process Workshop
Implementation Considerations and Change Management Best Practices
SMACNA wrap-up
Adjourn - Day 3
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