Inventory Management
Educator: Anjali Oberoi, O&Co. / Bernoulli Finance
Ah, inventory management – the bane of many a small business. Why is it important? What should you count…or not? How do you set up a system that isn’t time-consuming or cost prohibitive, that you will actually use? What are you looking for when you see the numbers anyway? This webinar walks through the whys, whats, hows, and now whats of managing inventory, with a specific focus on time- and money-constrained small/mid-sized businesses.
Anjali Oberoi
Anjali Oberoi is an incurable chocoholic, food enthusiast, and environmentalist with extensive experience in finance and operations. Anjali founded Bernoulli Finance to address critical gaps at fast-growing ecologically-minded companies, helping them record, monitor, and use their financial data for better decision making and long term planning.
Her past professional affiliations have included being Treasurer of the Board and Finance & Accounting Instructor at the Food Craft Institute (FCI), a nonprofit that teaches current and future entrepreneurs traditional food making and business skills; and Partner/CFO at Fare Resources, a collective of consultant-entrepreneurs that builds strong food communities through consulting, education, and resource development. Anjali was previously the CFO at Belcampo Group, a food production and farming company with operations across California, Belize, and Uruguay. Her experience spans management consulting for multinationals, financial planning and analysis for small enterprises, and business concept development for seed stage ventures across multiple industries. Her progressive specialization in the food sector stems from an early and unrelenting passion for the history, economics, and production of good chocolate.
Anjali holds an MBA in International Business and MS in Finance from Temple University, and an M.Tech. and B.Tech. in Biochemical Engineering & Biotechnology from the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Delhi. She is a native English and Hindi speaker, and has a working knowledge of Arabic and Spanish. When not creating financial solutions, Anjali is usually found backpacking, reading, searching for her next best chocolate experience, or chasing after her two littles – most often a combination of all of these.
