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Move beyond the basics! Learn to interpret complex financial statements, understand key accounting concepts, and confidently ask informed questions of financial professionals in this advanced session.
Part of RPL's Small Business Week Speaker Series.
Ready to deepen your financial literacy? This advanced session is designed for those who understand the fundamentals and are ready to decode more complex financial statements. We will demystify the terminology and mechanics that often confuse business owners, managers, and investors.
Learn how to analyze a balance sheet, understand the impact of accrual vs. cash accounting, and grasp concepts like depreciation, intangible assets, and retained earnings. This workshop will empower you to ask smarter, more informed questions of your accountant, bookkeeper, or financial advisor and truly understand the story the numbers are telling.
This program is conducted through Zoom. Register to receive a reminder, the evaluation and any resource materials.
Click the link to join: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89926267712?pwd=b4DqOWWg49TWwnm4NMMXXNdEmp3vvb.1
About the speaker
Rebecca Malo is a Chartered Professional Accountant with deep experience in public sector and nonprofit financial management. She currently works as a Senior Financial Analyst with the Canadian Public Safety Operations Organization, supporting multiple departments with audits, policy development, and financial recording.
In addition to her professional work, Rebecca is deeply engaged in community leadership. She is Board Chair of the Warman Housing Authority, Treasurer of the Saskatoon Sexual Assault Information Centre, and an active volunteer with organizations including the Saskatoon Open Door Society.
As part of CPA Canada’s Financial Literacy Program, Rebecca will present two sessions at the Regina Public Library: one on Estate Planning and another on Advanced Financial Statements. Her goal is to show that numbers aren’t scary when you take the emotion out of them.
Part of RPL's commitment to supporting financial literacy and economic development in Regina. If you have any questions about our Business, Personal Finance or Careers programs, please contact Tim at 306-777-6013 or txie@reginalibrary.ca
About Regina Public Library
We are a dynamic hub of literacy, learning, curiosity and new ideas, integral to the social and economic vibrancy of Regina. We inspire individuality, connection and diversity. Many of our online programs are conducted using Zoom.
