“Speaker was excellent; facilities were excellent. The program and materials were good, but I felt like they were a bit more "basic" than the course description provided. As a result, a lot of course time was spent going over base level information, and some of the more complex/interesting subjects received only a cursory discussion (i.e. the planning tools themselves, such as trusts and annuities, which I would have thought from the course title would have been the primary focus). Nonetheless, overall a good program.”
“Good course selection. Just wish the locations were always in the suburbs or at a place where there was free parking so we could go in and out for lunch or hearings that we needed to attend and then return without having to pay for parking again.”
“I like NBI. I enjoy telephone seminars and live seminars. Please come up with new classes and material. And please stop holding Baltimore seminars way out in Padonia Road area or Linthicum or Columbia. Not everyone has a car. Thank you.”
“This is my first business class with NBI. The registering process was easy. The class event date has not started yet. But when it does, I will surely write a review.”
“I love the fact you can get great gratification of studying a subject, however the book was referencing most of everything from 2017 when it is 2019 almy 2020. On how much the book cost it should be an free update.”
“The Ultimate guide to Trust was an excellent seminar for me as a practicing CPA, and a trustee of several trust. There's not many places to go in order to get this knowledge. The course did need a better presentation of Distributable Net Income (DNI) calculation needed in Fiduciary income taxation.”
“The National Business Institute provides relevant and informational continuing education. There are a variety of formats that make it easily accessible to all participants. We have been very happy with NBI.”
“I have spoken several times for National Business Institute. I prefer attending their sessions vs other providers because they automatically provide you with written materials and they are not ruled by the larger firms as many of the bar association events are.
Occasionally I have spoken for them out of town and they did not volunteer to provide me with any compensation for substantial mileage. Consequently, I no longer do out of town engagements for them.”
“I enjoy being a speaker for National Business Institute. It is a little frustrating to write my own materials each time. Sometimes, the outline of the materials suggested does not match the research I'm able to locate.”
