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Jim Horvath, Speeches with Published Papers (Continued III) • “Business Valuation Techniques for Strategically Planned Business Transfers,” Succession Planning Strategies Conference presented by Strategy Institute, May 1998. • “Earnings-based Business and Intellectual Property Valuation Methods”, Mergers & Acquisitions Finance Conference presented by Federated Press, November 1997.
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• “Estimating the Market Value and Assessment Value of Golf Courses, Hotels and Other Commercial Properties”, 1997 Alberta Senior Assessors’ Symposium, May 1997. • “Valuing Hotels Using Mass Appraisal Techniques”, Alberta Assessors’ Association Annual Conference, April 1997. • “Living on the Edge - Business Valuation in the Global Village”, 1996 Business Valuation Symposium presented by the Illinois CPA Foundation, May 1996. • “Valuing Intangibles in the Information Age:  Commercial Goodwill, Intellectual Property and Computer Software”, Credit and Financial Risk Analysis seminar presented by The Canadian Institute, May 1996. • Current Valuation Methods and Issues for The Family Business”, Family Business Succession Planning seminar presented by The Canadian Institute, June 1995. • “ESOP [Employee Share Ownership Plans] Valuation Issues, Methods and Feasibility Analysis”, Employee Share Ownership seminar presented by The Canadian Institute, April 1995. • “Valuing Intellectual Property Rights - Patents, Trademarks, Copyrights and Computer Software”, Pacific Business & Law Institute seminar on Intellectual Property, Vancouver, January 1995. • “Valuing Technology-based, Service and Early Stage Businesses”, County of Carleton Law Association, Second Annual Conference, December 1994. • “Valuing Intellectual Property, Business Goodwill and Other Intangibles:  Tipping the Scales in the Lending Decision”, Credit and Financial Risk Analysis seminar presented by The Canadian Institute, November 1994.
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