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Item Title: Financial Executives Roundtable Events
Summary: Singer Lewak Greenbaum & Goldstein LLP is proud to co-sponsor several Roundtable Events for Financial Executives including:
"Exit Strategies for Public and Private Companies - Selling Out: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly" 
February 13 in Woodland Hills
with presentations on valuing your business - what's it worth?, contractual agreements - things to consider, and prerequisites of a private equity firm

"Standards of Fair Value: SFAS 157, 141R"
January 31 in Irvine
The implications of FV will be far-reaching for corporate financial officers and their auditors, not to mention audit committees or shareholders and creditors. Understanding just what "Fair Value" is, and is not, is critical.

For more information or to rsvp, please email marketingla@slgg.com or call 310-477-3931 ext 1402
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