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Prof. Dennis R. Beresford


Self Description

March 2004: Accountant and financial executive.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A34526-2004Mar29.html

Third-Party Descriptions

June 2011: '“That’s a perfectly legitimate way for companies to look at these things economically,” said Dennis R. Beresford, an accounting professor at the Terry College of Business at the University of Georgia. “The real question is, is that going to happen?”'

http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2011/06/17/abracadabra-for-internet-start-ups-magic-trumps-math/

Relationships

RoleNameTypeLast Updated
Organization Executive (past or present) Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Organization Mar 31, 2004

Articles and Resources

Date Fairness.com Resource Read it at:
Jun 17, 2011 Abracadabra! Magic Trumps Math at Web Start-Ups

QUOTE: The use of such metrics has come with a meteoric rise in valuations for companies like Groupon, LinkedIn and Facebook that has invited skepticism from analysts and people in the industry. They are questioning whether some business models — be they a social network aimed at professionals or a maker of online farm games — can endure.

 New York Times
Aug 27, 2004 Accounting Board Finds Violations: Inspections of Big Four Firms' Audits Reveal Poor Recordkeeping

QUOTE: Initial reviews of the nation's largest accounting firms have turned up numerous rule violations and shoddy recordkeeping practices, as regulators embarked on a new effort to regularly examine auditors' work.

 Washington Post
Jun 25, 2004 Board Finds Problems in Audit Firms: Accountability Issues Remain at Big Four

QUOTE: ...significant problems at the nation's four biggest audit firms continue as they struggle "to regain credibility after confidence-rattling financial scandals over the past three years".

 Washington Post
Mar 30, 2004 House Opposition To Expensing of Options Increases

QUOTE: ...a House bill that would block a new rule by the Financial Accounting Standards Board to count options as an expense has picked up key support from the Republican and Democratic leadership.

 Washington Post