Adjunct Professor in finance, banking. Business and Quickbooks expert

Lance S.

Howdy! I am an adjunct professor at a San Antonio, TX University. I teach International Finance & Banking there. I specialize in finance, banking, accounting and all walks of math. I also have over 14 years of professional work experience working with finance, bank relationships, Quickbooks, debt leveraging, financial reporting, accounting, AR/AP, payroll and taxes. If it has to do with numbers, I probably have experience with it!

I am experienced in real estate finance, international finance adjunct University Faculty, spot rates, market fluctuations, projecting, forecasting, accounts receivable, accounts payable, balance sheets, profit and loss statements, bank reporting, compiled financials and many other aspects of finance.
In the realm of accounting software, I have extensive experience in QuickBooks online, QuickBooks desktop, Pro, Premiere and over 2 years experience working directly with QuickBooks Enterprise for manufacturing. I have experience in Netsuite. I have also worked with several payroll companies including PayCom, ADP and QuickBooks Full Service.

My on the job training, education, and teaching time in the class room on these exact topics.

Years and years of working with different clients, on different software systems, with different desires and setups. Since QB is customized to each setup - for instance , what shows and is pre-populated in QB to a retailer is different than what shows for a doctor. I have worked for various industries and clients.

My time in the business world as a controller, generating monthly financial reports, bank compilations, audit requests, and generating weekly 12 week forecasts.

Please do not hesitate to contact me. As long as you have a computer with internet, I can walk you through what you need. We can screen share the session, and you can record it to reference the process. I show students how to drive their own performance, by allowing the student to do the work, and hence experience the process on their own.