Wolf Craft School
Money Matters for Makers | Thursday, October 30, 3-5pm
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Money Matters for Makers - Understanding Entities and Financials
Building on the first installment of our Money Matters for Makers series, this session dives into the nuts and bolts of how to structure your creative business and set up the financial tools you’ll need to thrive. We’ll cover the different types of business entities (sole proprietorship, LLC, corporation) and what they mean for taxes, liability, and long-term growth. From there, we’ll walk through the fundamentals of financial tracking so you can keep your creative practice organized and sustainable. Coming to part 1 is not a prerequisite to joining this class.
Together, we’ll set up QuickBooks, explore basic accounting concepts, and show you how to create systems that make money management less intimidating and more empowering. Whether you’re selling at craft fairs, running a studio, or planning to scale, this class will give you a clear framework for making financial decisions with confidence.
Pre-work: Please download QuickBooks before class. We’ll use the session to set up your account and tailor it to your business needs.
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About the Instructor
Brianna Weston
CFO, Financial Advisor and Artist
With 25 years of experience, Bri Weston brings a wholistic and mindful approach to finances. As a former accountant, she weaves together the stories that drive financial choices with practical and simple strategies that allow each client to feel empowered. Running a financial firm for 17 years with clients ranging from circus performers to lawyers, she has the experience to accommodate each individuals needs to create personal and professional solutions. As a current CFO, she understands the dynamics of what is required for a healthy business to thrive and the pitfalls that cause stress, confusion and complications. Her passion is seeing her clients, employees, business partners and colleagues build confidence around money. Being an artistic maker herself, she loves to help untangle the stories that cause fear and anxiety around financial systems, enabling the natural flow of the creative process to be unhindered.
Policies
By signing up for a class, you agree to these policies:
You may cancel a class for a full refund or class credit 14 days before the start date of the class.
All scheduled classes and workshops start and end on time. Please be prompt in your arrival and departure, as we often have other classes starting after yours. Arriving 15 minutes late to a class counts as a no-show, and no make up class will be offered. Instructors are subject to change.
We reserve the right to cancel any class due to low enrollment or unforeseen conflicts. If a class is cancelled, we will do our best to reschedule the session. If you are unable to attend the rescheduled class, you will be issued a refund.
Please note that we may take photos during the workshop to use on social media. If you do wish to be photographed, please let the teacher know when you arrive.
Wolf Craft Collective, LLC or any person or persons acting on its behalf is released from liability for any bodily injuries sustained, or for loss or damage of any personal articles while on the premises or while participating in any activity sponsored by Wolf Craft Collective, LLC.
There is a metered parking lot very close to the Tinnery, please ensure you have coins to pay the meter, as it does not accept cards.
Gift cards can be applied toward all classes or Wolf Craft merchandise. Gift Cards can not be redeemed for cash. Gift Cards do not expire.