Dan Gode is a Clinical Professor at New York University’s Stern School of Business. Dan has been at Stern since 1998, has been voted "Professor of the Year" twice, and has been nominated for the award seven times. He has developed and taught twenty-four different courses.

Dan is also the founder of Almaris Consulting and Training. For 35 years, he has consulted with corporations, investment banks, accounting firms, research boutiques, and over 250 hedge funds.

His teaching, consulting, and research span advanced financial and managerial accounting, financial statement modeling and analysis, taxation, credit risk and valuation, business drivers of industries, tech industry drivers, renewable energy and electric vehicle industries, quantitative finance, programming and data science, and the application of modern AI tools to financial analysis.

Dan has been published in the Review of Accounting Studies, the Quarterly Journal of Economics, and the Journal of Political Economy.

Dan received his BS in Electronics Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology and his MBA from the Indian Institute of Management. He received his MS in Information Systems, MS in accounting, and PhD from Carnegie Mellon University.

For investors, bankers, and finance professionals

• Financial statements: An Investor's Perspective
• Understanding and preparing cash flow statements
• Mergers and acquisitions
• Deferred taxes
• Leases
• Share-based compensation; Pensions; Introduction to accounting for derivatives; Foreign operations; Securities and investments, Securitizations [CMO, CDO, CLO, CBO, and ABS]; Convertible securities and earnings per share; Asset impairments; Asset retirement obligations; Accounting changes and error corrections

For accountants and auditors

• Accounting for income taxes (ASC 740)
• Cash flow statement (ASC 230)
• Accounting for share-based compensation (ASC 718)
• Accounting for business combinations (ASC 805)
• Accounting for foreign operations (ASC 830)
• Accounting for leases (ASC 842)
• Revenue recognition (ASC 606)
• Accounting for asset retirement obligations (ASC 410)

• Identifying and analyzing key value drivers of businesses
• Analyzing an income statement to understand drivers of size, growth, and margins
• Analyzing a balance sheet to understand the drivers of net asset intensity and funding needs
• Analyzing cash flows
• Analyzing drivers of discount rates
• Analyzing drivers of return on investment (ROI)
• Detailed analysis of MD&A and notes to the financial statements

• Optimizing Accounting and Finance Tasks with Advanced Excel
• Modeling for external valuation and credit risk analysis
• Modeling for internal financial planning and analysis

• Uncovering manipulation of income statement, balance sheet, and cash flows
• Uncovering misleading representation of performance via non-GAAP numbers

• Relative valuation: Drivers of valuation multiples
• Intrinsic valuation: Levered (DDM) and unlevered (DCF) models
• Cost of capital computations

• Analysis of financing needs and credit risks
• Lending rationale and ways out analysis
• Projections and scenario analysis
• Projections and scenario analysis
• Debt sizing or borrowing capacity
• Debt structuring
• Debt instruments, institutions, and markets

• Stern School, New York University, NY [http://www.dangode.com]: 1998-present
• Simon School, University of Rochester, Rochester, NY : 1993-1998

New York, NY 2001- : Founder, Almaris Consulting and Training. I have served an extensive list of clients in the following areas (The list is available upon request.):

• Financial reporting
• Investment Banking
• Equity and Credit Research (buy side and sell side)
• Sales and Trading
• Consulting on accounting, reporting, valuation, and modeling
• Advanced Excel and Modeling
• Corporate and Commercial Banking
• Insurance
• Back office and middle office
• Investor relations
• Executive Programs
• Law firms
• Not-for-profit entities

• 2002, 2004 Winner of the Professor of the Year Award
• 2017-2013, 2004-2001 Finalist for the Professor of the Year Award
• 2008 Pedagogical Innovation Award
• 1998-02 Member of the Dean’s Club 6

• 1997 Member of the Dean's List of the Top 5 instructors, Simon School, Rochester, NY
• 1996 Superior Teaching Award, Simon School, Rochester, NY

• 1991 Richard M. and Margaret S. Cyert Family Fellowship, for the doctoral student who "best demonstrates the capacity for interdisciplinary work of unusual vision, originality, imagination and creativity," Tepper School of Business, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA

Pittsburgh, PA 1994

Pittsburgh, PA 1992

Pittsburgh, PA 1990

Calcutta, India 1988

Varanasi, India 1986