No matter how much potential there is for your business, careful management of finances is essential to set your company on a sound footing.

You need to be sure that your company is profitable. Just as importantly, you need to avoid a crippling shortage of cash.  For the next meeting of the Dublin City Enterprise Network for Women, Janice Fleming from Creely Fleming & Co will give members an overview of some of the key problems that companies run into and what crucial steps to take to avoid them.

Speaker Profile: Janice Fleming – Creely Fleming & Co – www.creelyfleming.ie

Please come along and bring a guest.

Time: Tuesday 27th July 2010, 6.00pm – 8.30pm
Location: Hilton Hotel, Charlemont Place, Dublin
website: linkdublin.ie/

Janice established Creely Fleming & Co in 1996 together with her husband John Fleming FCPA AITI.  The Ballymount-based firm provides a broad range of accounting services to the business community. Over the years, the firm has specialised in providing management support services to small firms incorporating in-house book keeping, payroll and management accounting in addition to the traditional service of annual accounting, auditing and taxation. Janice and John are committed to providing a professional and personal service to their client base.

Janice has over 30 years experience in accounting practice with a strong emphasis on auditing, taxation and management accounting. Having completed the AITI examinations, she is now a registered tax consultant with the Irish Taxation Institute. Janice also completed a Diploma (Hons) in Communication Skills in 2005 at U.C.D.

In recent years, Janice has taken on the role of developing the book keeping and payroll service the firm offers to clients, including the provision of management accounting. Both she and John have extensive experience acting as financial/management accountant for a number of businesses; industrial companies, solicitors, chartered surveyor, nursing home, golf clubs, printing firm, construction and retail sectors and companies in the ‘not for profit’ sector.