Who is Ruth King, the creator of Contractors Bookkeeping Basics?
Since 1981, Profit & Wealth Guru Ruth King has given contractors the tools/processes to get and stay profitable and build wealth.
Ruth has been instrumental in helping business owners understand and profitably use the information generated from the financial segment of their businesses. She has a knack for helping contractors truly understand financials.
She is especially proud of one contractor partnership. Ruth started working with them when they had $750,000 in revenues. Sixteen (16) years later, with her help, they sold their business for $9 million in cash.
Ruth holds an MBA in Finance from Georgia State University and a Class II HVAC contractor’s license (inactive) in Georgia.
She has written many contractor manuals and books including the popular Operations Manuals: Best Practices for Running a Profitable Service and Replacement company.
Ruth is the author of 5 books including the #1 best-selling books Profit or Wealth? and The Courage to be Profitable. Her book, The Ugly Truth about Cash, joined Stephen Covey, Napoleon Hill, Dale Carnegie and 33 other esteemed authors in the top 37 books start up businesses (and other business owners) should read.
Her latest book, 101 Dumb Financial Mistakes Business Owners Make, will be published in Spring, 2023. It is included as part of this course.
Ruth has helped many contractors find and train bookkeepers since 1987.
She can help your bookkeeper through this Contractor Bookkeeping Basics course.
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If for any reason, you are unhappy with the Contractor Bookkeeping Basics Course, simply let us know and we will refund your money, no hassles.
Get the tools your bookkeeper needs to accurately produce your financial statements. You’ll make good business decisions based on accurate data as well as spot and resolve minor issues before they become major crises.
To your success,
Ruth King
Profit & Wealth Guru
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