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Business Buzz: July 15, 2008
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Hard facts on software
Software, as all business people know only too well, can be tricky. But, unlock its potential, and the advantages will bring smiles to their faces and bucks to their bottom lines.
With this in mind, accounting firm president Al Wagner will talk about QuickBooks potential at an Orion Bank gathering 6:30 p.m., Wednesday.
Wagner, of Independent Accounting Office of Marco Island, will talk about how to use inventory, recording vendor bills, tracking payment checks and entering customer payments.
Specifics he will cover are recording customers’ bounced checks, using online banking and downloads, how detailed one should be when using QuickBooks, how and what do you reconcile, how to enter petty cash receipts and expenses and how to build and enter a budget?
Wagner will also take questions.
Booking is essential. Call 403-5169.
Realtor reaps accolades
Ted Busch, an agent with Keller Williams on Marco Island, was recently recognized for being the number five top selling agent nationally for the month of April 2008 by Keller Williams International.
His achievement is put in perspective by the fact that there are more than 79,000 Keller Williams agents in the United States and Canada.
Company board vice chair Mo Anderson said in a release that Busch had set his professional goals, and was “taking full advantage of the opportunities ... in today’s challenging market.”
Busch has 15 years’ experience and was formerly a member of the Chicago Board of Trade.
Local company team leader Ken Gandy voiced his praise for Busch as well as his wife Fran.
Message understood
Better cell phone signals are in store for communities between Marco Island and U.S. 41, says Verizon Wireless.
The company has activated a new advanced digital cell site north of Marco Island along Isle of Capri Road, according to a company release.
Besides enhancing coverage between Marco and U.S. 41, the move should provide expanded service to the new condominium communities in the area, the release states.
Benefits should be clearer call reception and faster download speeds using Broadband Access, the company’s high-speed business data service.
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