Agenda-At-A-Glance-2019 – Accounting Day

This is the May 13, 2019 agenda which will remain here until the 2020 agenda is developed, most likely in the January 2020 time frame.

This page allows you to see the full agenda on one page. Click the Agenda Link or the Speakers Link (in the Menu) for in-depth topic detail and speaker info. There may be Interest Area topics in other Interest Area Columns. Note that the 9:15 and 10:50 sessions are 80 minutes, all other sessions are 50 minutes. The Fraud topic at 1:45 also qualifies for Ethics (E) for most everyone except CPAs Back to Event Program Link-Listed by Hour (scroll down) Print Copy Click the topic title below to read or download the speakers presentation. Click the speakers name for their bio. Not all speakers provided this information. Reminder, this page is a recap of the full agenda as noted above.

Time	Interest Area: A&A	Interest Area: T	Interest Area: P	Interest Area: A&A & T	Interest Area: Fraud
8:10-9:00	Effective Use of AI & Machine Learning & the New Lease Standard Steve Austin	The Smart Phone That Knows Too Much-A Year Later-You Can Only Imagine Blair Baker	Maintaining Your Health and Personal Finances as a Busy Professional Kimberly Buchanan/LeGrand	New Tax Law-Practical Consideration & Clarifications-Section 199A and QBI (T) Aaron Li	Responding to Fraud in the Workplace (4 hours) Jenny Dominguez & Michael Schulstad
9:15-10:35	How to Survive Your Peer Review – A Report Straight From the Battlefield Mark Wille	Bank Financing for Business: A Company’s Cheapest Source of Capital Stephen Friedman	CFO Panel (Career Choices) Judy Thompson, Moderator	New Accounting Rules for Nonprofit Organizations (A&A) (3 hours to 12:10) (A&A) Nancy Rix	Responding to Fraud in the Workplance–Continuation
10:50-12:10	Is There a Gap in GAAP? Mark Dauberman	Risk and Financial Decision Making George Haloulakos	Thriving Through Disruption Ingrid Edstrom	Nonprofit Accounting- Continuation- Functional Expenses and other examples (A&A) Nancy Rix	Track F is a 4 hour Fraud session in the morning meeting CPA CPE requirement and four 1 hour Fraud topics in the afternoon
12:15-1:40	Lunch & Keynote – Multigenerational and Millennial Communication and Management – Jeff Butler
1:45-2:35	A&A Roundtable – Focusing On Your Specific Issues Mark Dauberman	Understanding Business Valuations (T) Cheryl Kessler	Consultations to Increase Your Practice Without Being Salesy Loren Fogelman	Robotic Process Automation, Beyond the Hype (T) Les Sussman & Alex Porter	It’s All About Trust (F)(E) Aaron Beam
2:40-3:05	Break – Vendor Drawing Grand Ballroom
3:10-4:00	Give Your Practice a New Lease on Life Mark Dauberman	Bottomline Threats & Ideas from an HR Expert Witness Cláudia Schwartz	Mastering Happy at Work Angie Swartz	Practical Project Management for Accountants and Auditors (T) Ellen Class	High-Profile Fraud Cases in San Diego: The Road to Prosecution (F) Hector Jimenez
4:15-5:05	Ethics and Independence Mark Dauberman	Bottomline Threats – Continuation from 3:10 to 4:30	Lost in Space: Managing Financial Data in Light of the California Consumer Privacy Act Justine Phillips	Project Management – 2nd Hour Ellen Class	An Overview of the Barry Minkow Case – Recognizing Fraud (F) Michelle Wasserman
5:20-6:10	Ethics and Independence – 2nd Hour Mark Dauberman	Who’s in Your Wallet: Rethinking Third-Party Risk Matt Stamper	Roundtable with Jeff Butler – Multigenerational and Millennial Communication and Management Jeff Butler	Next Year and 2030: The World: AI, Robots and Cyberbots, OhMy! (T) Blair Baker	Leveraging AI in Detecting Fraud (F) Tim Bryan & Matt Nethaway
Time	Interest Area: A&A	Interest Area: T	Interest Area: P	Interest Area: A&A & T	Interest Area: Fraud