What Finance Managers Need to Know about Amortization to Help Control Cash Flow

If cash flow is a moving target in your organization, then amortization can help your finance team gain greater visibility and control.

With amortization, your organization can spread out and plan for costs of intangible assets over time. But to enable your organization to optimize the benefits of amortization, you have to get the details right. 

By attending this webinar, you'll learn:

• What types of costs organizations can amortize
• How to determine the best circumstances to amortize costs
• What considerations finance managers should keep in mind when weighing risks and benefits of amortization

Jared Wall
Lead Product Manager, BILL

Jared Wall is a seasoned product leader with more than a decade of experience in financial systems, product strategy, and digital transformation. At BILL, he leads product initiatives focused on ERP integrations and accounting automation, including advanced capabilities such as amortization, expense recognition, and workflow optimization. 

Jared understands how finance teams operate, especially in small and midsize organizations; and works closely with BILL's customers to design tools that improve efficiency, enhance compliance, and unlock visibility into financial operations.

Before joining BILL, Jared served as the Vice President of Product and Project Management at Children's Miracle Network Hospitals, where he oversaw digital solutions supporting more than 150 partner hospitals.

Mark Brousseau
President, Brousseau & Associates

Over the past 30 years, Mark Brousseau has established himself as a thought leader on accounts payable, accounts receivable, payments and document automation. A popular speaker at industry conferences and on webinars and podcasts, Brousseau advises prominent end-users and solutions and services providers on how to use automation to improve document- and payments-driven business processes. Brousseau has chaired numerous educational conferences and has served on several industry committees and boards. He resides in Center City Philadelphia with his wife and three sons.