Managerial Accounting & Finance for Electrical Contractors – April 1

April 1, 2026    9:00am-3:00pm

Presented by Dr. John Killingsworth, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Colorado State University

John Killingsworth, Associate Professor of Construction Management at Colorado State University, brings over 16 years of commercial and government contracting experience. His teaching and research focus on construction finance and managerial accounting, and his recent work with ELECTRI‑International developing project‑level cash flow training positions him as a leading expert in helping construction professionals strengthen financial decision‑making and improve project profitability.

 The Venue:

This course focuses on building a deeper understanding of strategic managerial accounting within electrical construction businesses. The one‑day session gives a clear, easy‑to‑understand introduction to managerial accounting for electrical construction businesses. It starts with a review of the financial statements contractors use most—what balance sheets and income statements show and how they support better decisions. Participants then learn key accounting tools like break‑even calculations, profitability and liquidity ratios, and how to choose between equity and debt financing. The course also explains how trade discounts work and how they can help improve cash flow. Overall, the training helps construction leaders strengthen their company’s finances and support long‑term growth.

The primary audience for the course is construction executives, small business owners, and up and coming project managers. Early‑career accountants may also benefit from the industry‑specific context provided.

Course info Managerial Accounting