She helped them upgrade their accounting practices and develop better credit practices. Georgia does not have any credit. Kenneth Carpenter, who worked for many years in the financial services industry with companies like Fireman's Fund and American Express, trained his accounting expertise on Imedi, Georgia's largest life insurance company. The two taught officials at the companies the basics of International Accounting Standards, a process of creating financial record keeping that is accepted internationally and can help generate outside investors. The work was productive, the carpenters said, but the conditions were not always the best.
All businesses have their own generators and a lot of candles.