Finance and Accounting for Non-financial Managers

This course does a great job of helping managers understand the financial world. It takes the basics of finance and accounting and describes them in a very non-technical and easy to understand manner. A very course that should be required reading for anyone who goes into business for their self or moves up the corporate ladder to a position where understanding these things is beneficial. With this course,

Managers with little or no financial training or experience can learn to use the language, tools, and techniques of accounting and finance. Complex principles are presented in practical, understandable terms in a friendly, supportive environment. Participants will be able to return to their organizations with the confidence to analyze financial information and participate fully in making financial decisions.

Objectives

Read and analyze financial reports to assess customer, competitor, supplier and company performance
How to assess and recognize financial risks in advance
Use discounted cash flow, internal rate of return, Net Present Value, payback and break-even analysis to make better investment decisions
Understand and evaluate financing strategies
Understand the principles of sound budgeting and Budget preparation
Understand How basic skills in finance and accounting positively affect all parts of your job, including managing people, setting short-and long-term objectives and controlling costs/Expenses
Provide timely information useful in decision making.

Who should attend?

Managers at all levels including those in technical and non-financial areas seeking to make better Financial decisions by understanding financial information and its implications, Personal & Executive Assistants, Secretaries, Management Associates, Administrative Assistants,

Options & Brochure

No Event has been set for the program