Thursday, August 7, 2025
3-5 pm (ET), 12-2 pm (PT)

In many construction companies, the disconnect between the field and the accounting office often leads to confusion over job costs—each side speaking a different language when interpreting the same numbers. This course will examine how job costs can be viewed differently across roles within a construction company and why aligning those perspectives is essential to forecasting cash flow. It will demonstrate how finance professionals can leverage job cost data to improve forecasting and support better financial planning across projects.

After this session, attendees will be able to:

• Identify conditions that must be considered from the bid phase through completion and how the same job can be viewed in vastly different ways.
• Learn best practices for predicting cashflow by forecasting collections and payments for a given period.
• View examples of job cost tracking and cash flow projections that can be updated as project conditions evolve
• Implement a company's monthly forecasting model regardless of the software used.

Level & Prerequisites
This is a group-internet based course at the Basic Level. No prerequisites or advanced preparation required. A basic understanding of job cost analysis is recommended.

CPE Information
Earn 2.0 CPE credits in the field of Management Services.
 

CCIFP Information
Earn 2.0 Professional Development CCIFP credits toward the General or Construction requirement.

 Who Should Attend?

• Business Owners
• CPAs
• Controllers
• General Contractors
• Professional Advisors
• Subcontractors
• Project Management Personnel

Alex Spiezio, CCIFP, CFO, Mid-Atlantic Companies
Josh Fuss, VP of Construction, Mid-Atlantic Mechanical 

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