CFMA Webinars offer timely, on-point educational sessions presented by subject matter experts. Webinars run between 60-90 minutes in length and cover such diverse industry topics as:
Once you purchase a CFMA webinar, you receive 24/7 access to content and materials. Click on any title below to watch a preview of of the session. Webinars are a FREE benefit for CFMA Members!
(On Demand Webinars do not offer CPE credits)
CCIFP Overview Seminar - IT, Risk Management, and Taxes - Day 4
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CCIFP Overview Seminar - Income Recognition Methods - Day 3
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CCIFP Overview Seminar - Accounting and Reporting - Day 1
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Where Is Your Company on Revenue Recognition Implementation?
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2018 Surety Industry Update
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The Intersection of Work Zone Safety and Liability
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This session focuses on critical aspects of worker safety in temporary work zones and the corresponding severe liability exposure contractors face when working adjacent to active traffic. We will cover best practices to prevent and mitigate injuries and fatalities to the workforce and members of the traveling public. Focused efforts in training, inspection, ongoing documentation, and post incident response will also be reviewed in detail.
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Going Virtual: How Electronic Payments Can Increase Your Bottom Line
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How Blockchain and IOT Technology Are Disrupting Business
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Explore how blockchain and the Internet of Things might disrupt business in the coming years and the steps that you can take to prepare your company.
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The New Fiduciary World
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This webinar discusses the new rules and regulations set by the U.S. Department of Labor in addition to litigation trends that are occurring in qualified plans throughout the corporate world.
