Burny Rate Holds Webinar on 'Investment Cold Season Financial Management Strategy AZ'

Financial intelligence partner Burnyrate announced on April 8 that it will host a webinar with Eventus titled ‘Investment Cold Season Financial Management Strategies AZ: From Cash Flow Management to Investor Response.’

This webinar will highlight the importance of preparing for the next fiscal year as companies wrap up their fiscal year-end season, and will introduce practical financial operation and management strategies to increase corporate financial stability and prepare for the upcoming investment cold spell.

BurnyRate provides services that continuously monitor a company's financial health, from collecting basic financial data to deriving strategic insights, and support optimal decision-making to help companies achieve long-term growth and sustainability.

In particular, this webinar will be hosted directly by Kim Min, co-founder of BurnyRate, who has demonstrated financial leadership for over 10 years at leading domestic and international companies such as CJ ENM, GE Healthcare, Buzzvil, and Masspresso. Co-founder Kim will share his extensive experience across various corporate sizes and industries, from startups to large corporations.

In this webinar, Co-founder Kim Min will deliver the message that “now that the financial year is over, it’s time to prepare for the next one,” and will provide practical guidance to help companies accurately understand their financial status and establish a continuous financial operation process throughout the year.

Co-founder Kim Min said, “This is the time when companies that have completed their financial statements look at their financial statements and consider their future management strategies,” and added, “It is important to build a systematic financial management system to prepare for next year’s financial statements based on this financial settlement experience. I hope this webinar will provide practical solutions to improve the financial soundness of companies and show an attractive image to investors.”


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