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Monthly Membership
Month-To-Month- Quarterly financial round-table meetings for your whole team
- Access to a Beer Industry CFO
- 20% Member discount on private coaching
- 6+ on-demand beer wholesaler financial training courses
- Weekly wholesaler financial newsletter
- Library of back issues of the newsletter
- Live webinars with beer industry experts
- Financial models, templates and spreadsheets
Annual Membership
Save 60%- Quarterly financial round-table meetings for your whole team
- Access to a Beer Industry CFO
- 20% Member discount on private coaching
- 6+ on-demand beer wholesaler financial training courses
- Weekly wholesaler financial newsletter
- Library of back issues of the newsletter
- Live webinars with beer industry experts
- Financial models, templates and spreadsheets
Quarterly Membership
Save 50%- Quarterly financial round-table meetings for your whole team
- Access to a Beer Industry CFO
- 20% Member discount on private coaching
- 6+ on-demand beer wholesaler financial training courses
- Weekly wholesaler financial newsletter
- Library of back issues of the newsletter
- Live webinars with beer industry experts
- Financial models, templates and spreadsheets
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- How to manage A/R and Inventory
- How to increase beer wholesaler business value
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selling beer is one thing, making money is another.
Kary Shumway, CFO, CPA… Numbers Guy
After 20 years using finance to help improve financial results in our beer businesses, I’m helping wholesalers increase profits, cash flow, and business value.
My name is Kary Shumway. I’m a CPA, former CFO for a beer distributor and a brewery.
I will help you improve profits and cash flow in your beer business. Ready to get started? Click here to book a 15-minute call here on my calendar.
Kary does an exceptionally fine job of highlighting the issues facing distributors today and with his extensive background, he knows how it impacts the bottom-line of operating a distribution business. I always look forward to reading his updates and continue to learn from his vast depth of real-life expertise.
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About Beer Business Finance
Online learning courses are custom designed for beer distributor owners, general managers, salespeople, accounting managers, and other staff wanting to understand best practices for beer distributor business finance.
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