4/16/2002

What:	Suffolk University's Sawyer School of Management Professor Morris McInnes will give a talk on Enron to the young members of the Massachusetts CPA Society and to Suffolk University students on "Enron: Corporate Governance, the Audit Function and Other Issues in the Aftermath."
When:	Wednesday, April 17, 2002, at 12 noon.
Where:	Suffolk University Law School David J. Sargent Hall 120 Tremont Street, first floor, Boston (The event is open to the public.)
Who:	Professor McInnes' executive experience has included buying and selling companies and raising capital in the London, New York, and Middle Eastern Financial markets. Professor McInnes was also responsible for managing the corporate budgeting, management reporting, treasury, and financial accounting function of several companies. He consults in the area of corporate financial strategy and relationships with the financial markets. Professor McInnes is the director of Graduate Programs in Accounting for the Sawyer School of Management at Suffolk University. He received his MBA and DBA from Harvard University.

Suffolk University is a private co-educational institution located on Boston's historic Beacon Hill, providing quality education at an affordable cost for students of all ages and backgrounds. Suffolk has a combined enrollment of over 7,000 full-time and part-time students in its Law School, College of Arts and Sciences, Sawyer School of Management and The New England School of Art and Design.

For more information please contact: Teri Malionek at 617-573-8631 or Mariellen Norris at 617-573-8450.

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