Case Studies for the Financial Manager: Real-World Lessons Learned (111226)
REGISTRATION STATUS:
Online registrations are closed for this event. We can take your registration over the phone at 800-782-2036.
Description:
This innovative new program presents a refreshing way of teaching financial subjects through a problem-solving case study format. While most other programs use primarily lecture, this program relies totally on solving problems through case studies. Some of the financial problems tackled will include financial and operating leverage, increasing department efficiency, planning, and the proper use of metrics. During the program, finance professionals will have an opportunity to face real and simulated problems and then work in small groups to come up with the best solutions. These will be practical problems that are found in an organizational setting every day, and the participants will have the opportunity to hear several different approaches to solutions.
Objectives:
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
See different approaches to financial leverage
Develop a planning system that works for their company
Better use of key performance indicators for management
Analyze the value of a customer
See new ways to increase financial deartment efficiency
Major Topics:
ase studies to be presented will include but not be limited to the following areas:
Developing a planning system that is more effective and much more enjoyable
Developing a culture that rewards efficiency
Bringing senior management together for a common goal
Improving departmental efficiency with better delegation
Find the best metrics for the department and the company
Who Should Attend:
Controllers, CFO's of smaller organizations, owners, managers, public accountants sometimes working as part-time controllers, and all industry financial professionals
Prerequisite:
Management Responsibility in finance, accounting, or operations
Advanced preparation:
None
