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The Numbers Game: Understanding Financial Strategy for Your Brewery
Brewing is a capital-intensive industry, so it's imperative to follow a path that brings the greatest return while conserving or boosting cash. Cash is the key to survival.
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From Dream to Reality – Create a Financial Plan for Your Brewery
In this hands-on workshop participants will develop a financial forecast for the first 3 years of operation. Attendees will leave with a forecast template that generates three basic financial reports: balance sheet, income statement and statement of cash flows. The …Read More
Finding the Sweet Spot: Growing Your Brewery and Understanding How and Where to Invest Your Profits
You have a slew of numbers and data assembled in financial statements, but face making decisions quickly, without knowing where to start or how to prioritize your profits. What if you could learn key areas of focus, the math behind …Read More
Raising Capital
A panel discussion on raising capital in a more competitive funding market. Read More
Sustainability Benchmarking
Updated results and trends from the 2017 Sustainability Benchmarking Initiative will be presented. Also discussed will be insights into how to use the power of the data to drive financial profitability and environmental responsibility. Two breweries will present case studies …Read More
Tax Savings and Grant Incentives
Death and taxes–the two certainties in life. We can’t do anything about the first one, but in this session we can help you plan strategies to minimize what you have to pay Uncle Sam. We’ll talk about opportunities you might …Read More
What is Your Data Telling You?
Baker Tilly’s craft beverage team will discuss how to analyze, benchmark, and manage your data to improve cash flow and help you understand how your brewery is performing. Read More
From 1 Barrel to 1,000: Managing Risk from Start-Up to Rapid Growth
From leasing your facility to purchasing new equipment to hosting tastings and tours, learn how to protect yourself from liability and determine profitability. Explore accounting and insurance for growth. Read More
Navigating Hop Contracts in a Changing Market
A panel discussion on hop contracts, over and under contracting, the return of the spot market, and dollar cost averaging your hops Read More
Cost of Goods Sold
The Cost of Goods Sold manual will help brewing organizations think about the costs and systems they have in place and enable them to make decisions about how to account for them. Accounting for COGS requires judgment and flexibility. This manual …Read More
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