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Double entry accounting and financial statement literacy, cash flow projections, monthly operating report basics - the new forms.
Tax issues.
Adult ADHD diagnoses - coping skills - (luncheon speaker?)
Substance abuse
Boycott Arizona until they change their 1800s laws regarding women's health. Go back to Terranea. I will not be attending.

The focus of this program would be on locating and hiring the best most cost effective expert witness for your client's preference action(s). Things to consider include:
1) Obtaining, considering and investigating a potential expert witness using their C.V.
2) Number of cases where they have provided a report
3) Industries that they cover
4) Level of experience that they have in the industry of the Defendant
5) Articles/Books published by the expert witness
6) Number of years they have taught classes related to preference actions
7) Have they represented both Defendants and Plaintiffs
8) Do they have access to Industry Data
9) What type of analysis have they examined (i.e., Subjective/Objective, Contemporaneous Exchange, New Value, Industry's idiosyncrasies, Seasonality, Covid, etc.)
10) Number of times they have testified in Court (both for Defendant and Plaintiff)
11) Number of times they have been Disposed
12) Number of Daubert Motions filed against them and have they won all of them
13) Number of Defendant can number of Plaintiff cases
14) Other Bankruptcy Related Experience
15) Professional background and expertise
16) Number of years acting as an Expert Witness
17) Number of years in their overall profession
18) References
19) Are they a team player
20) Recognize the need for confidentiality
21) Worked for numerous firms
22) Have a well defined and clear C.V.
23) Have familiarity with a case and have recommendations for mediators, local counsel (if needed), etc.
24) Is well recognized in their field and have been recommended by other bankruptcy attorneys
25) Why even hire an expert witness and what do they bring to resolving your client's preference action