Mr. Huband holds a bachelors degree in accounting and an MBA in finance/marketing from the university of
Richmond. While pursuing his business career, Mr. Huband served as an adjunct professor at the university of
Richmond for eleven years and was twice selected the outstanding instructor. After electing early retirement
from Signet, Mr. Huband taught col lege full time for five years at the university of Richmond and Virginia
Commonwealth university. He currently teaches in the Executive MBA Program at Virginia Commonwealth
university, teaches in MA's professional development program and teaches a CMA review course several
times a year.
Mr. Huband holds the professional designations of CMA, CFM, CPA and CBA (Chartered Bank Auditor.)

Mr. Sherberg writes a widely read column on business communication in the St. Louis Small Business Monthly.  He's written seven published books about business communication. He's worked as a corporate speechwriter and ghostwriter as well as conducted hundreds of communication workshops. Mr Sherberg has taught or lectured at Washington University, Lindenwood college and Saint Louis University.

Want to open a storefront on the Information Highway?  It can be a lot of fun and takes a lot less than you might think.
Bud Banis, who teaches hundreds of UM-St. Louis students a year how to set up websites, will show you, with a live connection, what's behind a small business website and what you need to set one up.  Even if you don't want your own online business, this session will help you understand the new rules of retailing and how the Internet is changing the way markets work. This session also applies to Not-for-profits who want to set up an inexpensive website. Come prepared to share experiences and leave ready to "just do it!".

Topics that will be covered in this practical nuts and bolts discussion will be:

• The state of online shopping
• Online auctions --buying and selling
• Where to park a website--without spending a fortune
• What to call it -- getting your own dot.com is remarkably easy and inexpensive
• Learning about website design and construction--there are lots of free resources
• How to search efficiently for the tools you need and anything else you want
• Keywords, metatags and search engine listings--how to get listed so customers can find you
• Credit card acceptance and shopping carts

Click Here for more detail as a PDF file (requires Free Adobe Acrobat add-in to open and print).
This is a copy of the one-page flier that was in the newsletter.
 

For participants' review and for those who couldn't make it: here is a powerpoint presentation and a set of bookmarks related to the material covered in the workshop, "Selling on the Internet" If you want to use these as a bookmark file in Netscape rather than as a page of links, then shift-click to download, go to bookmarks, edit bookmarks and open bookmark file. This will make this file your current bookmark file. To go back to your old bookmark file, go to bookmarks, edit bookmarks, open bookmark file and open your original which is named bookmark.htm and is probably in the programs\netscape\communicator directory. Remember, if you don't know where something is, you can right click on the "my computer" icon and use the find utility.

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Ms. Lieberman is a Certified Valuation Analyst and a Certified Public Accountant.  She is currently a Supervisor in the Management Advisory Services group of Grace & Company, specializing in business valuation, management audit and human resource management services.  Prior to joining Grace & Company Ms. Lieberman worked five years as a controller for two privately held companies and over three years as an auditor.
 
 

Enhancing Total Return Through Writing Covered Calls

Presented By Jim Kimes & Bob Faulkner

Mr. Bud Kulesza  Current IMA President

Counting More, Counting Less

The St. Louis Chapter of the IMA is pleased to welcome Mr. Bud Kulesza who will be speaking on the changes occurring within the business environment and the impact on the ever-changing knowledge, skills and abilities that will be required for competency in our profession as we enter the new millennium.

Mr. Kulesza, National President of the IMA for 1999 – 2000, is a long time member of the IMA and has served the IMA in many areas of the country and at many levels.  He is the key spokesperson for the “IMA’s Practice Analysis of Management Accounting.”  He has numerous publications in accounting journals including “Management Accounting” and the “Journal of Accountancy.”  He has presented a variety of accounting topics at many universities, accounting conferences and meetings including the World Congress of Accounting in Paris.  Mr. Kulesza earned his bachelor’s degree in Commerce from Rider University.

The St. Louis Chapter of the IMA is pleased to welcome Mr. J. Patrick Cremin who will be speaking on the topic of sexual harassment.

Mr. Cremin, has been with the law firm of Hall, Estill, Hardwick, Gable, Golden & Nelson, P.C. since his graduation from the University of Tulsa College of Law in 1974.  He is a partner in the Firm’s Labor and Employment Group.  His practice is primarily labor and employment litigation and counseling.  He has also arbitrated matters before the American Arbitration Association, the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, the New York Stock Exchange, the National Association of Securities Dealers, and has handled general liti-gation, labor arbitration and contract negotiations.  He is an Adjunct Settle-ment Judge for the U. S. District Court for the Northern District of Oklahoma.

INVITES YOU TO THE FINAL TECHNICAL MEETING OF 1999-2000 AND
IMA Past Presidents Night

Special Guest Speaker, Mr. Charles Brennan of KMOX Radio

The St. Louis Press Club named Mr. Brennan the 1998 Media Person of the Year.  Mr. Brennan blends serious interviews with entertaining features and open lines.  He has interviewed the Rev. Billy Graham, Bob Hope, Gregory Peck, Jay Leno, David Letterman, James Michener, Ted Kennedy, Neil Diamond, Michael J. Fox, Bob Costas, Helen Hayes and many others.  His work has been highlighted by The Washington Post, The Boston Globe, C-SPAN, NBC’s Dateline, The Tom Snyder Show, Charlie Rose and The St. Louis Post-Dispatch among others.  His speaking engagements have spanned everything from moderating debates for U. S. Senate Candidates to addressing the Museum of Television and Radio in New York.  Mr. Brennan began working at KMOX in 1988 after working in Boston radio since 1982.  He is a native of Cleveland, Ohio and a graduate of Boston College.

Arrangements for Mr. Brennan have been made through TalentPlus Inc. - St. Louis