My friend recommends “Latino Guide Personal Management” by Laura Castaneda and Laura Castellanos. It covers everything that I am interested and it keeps things very clear and simple and fundamental. The only thing I am not sure is that if it gives accurate information. I read pretty good reviews about it online and wish to see if there are options of other books as well.
Thanks.
I have a pool of entrepreneurs with great ideas who have come to me in search of business management expertise and investment capital. I have the expertise to manage their businesses, and plan to have them outsource the business adminstration to me. I will gladly except shares in the organizations opposed to direct pay. Any investors out there lacking an outlet? If so, I’d like to make the introductions.
Over this past week or so, this professor has spoken highly of both the CTP and the CFA. At the moment, I’m trying to decide which I want - or both?
What I’ve seen so far about them is this:
CTP: I can get it sooner. It’s cheaper. And it appears to be easier. And, from my research on it, I’ve seen it could lead (after many years of experience) to a CFO position.
CFA: It’s EXPENSIVE. And it’s not as easy. (This could be seen as a good thing, right?) To me, it seems more impressive. (Is this true?) Also, it takes longer to get it.
So, could someone further detail the pros and cons and help me decide which is best for me?
What are the jobs like?
What is pay like over the years?
What if I try to get both?
What college subjects does each focus on (accounting, investments…?)
What are the hours like?
How could I use them together?
What challenges would I face climbing each career ladder?
How does being female influence each career path?
Any other info you think might help is good too.
