How to Save Millions –
Proven Case Studies to Pay for Your Department in Perpetuity

Rich Lanza, author, speaker, auditor, President - Cash Recovery Partners, LLC

Tuesday, February 2, 2010
8:30 - 4:30

Marriott Hotel, St. Pete (Map)

RSVP On-line - When attending under the pre-paid plan, please RSVP with the specific attendees each time.

Price* - $175 members of IIA, ISACA or IMA, $200 non-members

* - for non IIA Package holders

This training qualifies for 8 hours of CPE credit.

8:30-4:30

Learning Objectives

Understand the benefits, based on case studies, on how companies have saved millions using cost recovery.
See the breadth of profit recovery, cost containment and other consulting services with their respective benefits.
See technology being used to identify recoveries in a variety of areas.
Utilize Excel-based functions and add-ins to filter, summarize, stratify, sample, assess duplicates and gaps, join tables using precise and fuzzy duplicates, and otherwise cleanse data files for analysis.
Review your trial balance to identify the relative impacts for cost recovery, cost containment, and other business efficiencies.
Risk assess based on your company’s control issues to identify the top areas of likelihood for recovery and process improvement.

Rich Lanza CPA, CFE helps companies identify their hidden financial assets, mostly using technology and referring them to specialists. He has close to two decades of experience in audit technology and recovery auditing, becoming a leading authority in these areas. His free website,www.findmillions.net, helps companies to identify cost recovery and prospective savings in all areas of their business.

He is the author of 13 publications and training courses in audit software and has over 75 articles for major audit and accounting publications. His most recent title is Cost Recovery: Turning Your Accounts Payable Department Into a Profit Center. Rich has worked for companies ranging in size of $30 million to $30 billion and in all, has helped them save money through the use of technology and recovery auditing. While he has over 15 years of experience and is a recognized leader in the use of technology, Rich also founded AuditSoftware.Net, a free website devoted to using technology for generating bottom line results.

From a volunteer perspective, Rich is on the IIA’s Board of Research and Education Advisors, as well as, serves as Chairman of the Board for the North Jersey IIA Chapter.

http://richlanza.com/