| Management Development
Finance for the Non-Financial Manager
Overview: 3 days with 1.8 CEUs
In today’s fast paced business world, financial issues
are a key responsibility of all managers and are considered
part of the job description and, therefore, also a factor
in the hiring process. Finance has become the central language
of the corporation and all its supporting entities in managing
and communicating its key goals, objectives and results. Managers
have to be finance savvy, knowing how to justify budgets,
financial requests and projects. As a manager you will be
held accountable for the bottom line.
How attendees will benefit:
- You will gain a working level understanding of the business
and financial side of your position
- Learn how to translate performance into financial terms
- Remove guesswork from your decision process and deliver
strong bottom line agreed results
- Understand business dynamics of dollars and cents
- Use financial understanding to develop and meet short
and long term goals
- Create a better understanding and working relationship
with the financial professionals within your organization
Some of the topics to be covered:
- Learn the financial language and key terms
- Understand assets, liabilities, capital, depreciation
capitalization, and more
- Set up financial statements and reports using appropriate
accounting principles
- Read and interpret financial statements and understand
financial warning signs
- Determine an organization’s financial position
through annual reports
- Learn and understand the role of leveraging Profit planning
and budgeting for your organization
- Create and evaluate return on investment paybacks
Who should attend?
This program is designed for non-financial managers from any
functional area of responsibility and from either the public
or private business sector.
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