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Financial Decision-Making for Non-Financial Managers
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| Subject | Financial Decision-Making |
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| Certificate | Financial Decision-Making Certificate and the Advancing Manager Certificate |
| Prerequisites | No prerequisites |
| Cost (Available Discounts) |
Individual Participants: $570 by credit card; $595 by check Affiliate/Health Affiliate Partners: One class day per participant. |
| Program Dates | Continuing Education | ||||||
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 November 13, 2008, 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.Cleveland, OH Add to Cart Instructor: Tom Schultz, PhD, CPA |
This program provides continuing education credit for the following professions:
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Accounting and financial concepts provide every manager
with a critical perspective on business performance and a
foundation for good decision-making. This program will
equip managers with fundamental accounting and financial
definitions, concepts and tools for managerial decision-making. Gain essential knowledge that will increase your confidence and ability to contribute to internal financial decisions.
Topics
- Operating, investing and finance functions
- Operating decisions
- Proper decision methods
- Relevant information
- Cost, volume and profit
- Investing and financing decisions
- Time value of money and net present value
- Risk
- Capital budgeting
- Putting it all in context: An organizational perspective on financial decision-making
Learning Outcomes
As a result of attending this program, participants will learn to:
- Recognize key criteria for making operating, investing or financing decisions
- Identify and use costs that are relevant for making internal decisions
- Recognize the importance of risk assessment
- Make better decisions to increase profitability
Who Should Attend
Non-financial managers of for-profit firms who make or contribute to decisions that have significant financial implications. This seminar is not intended for managers who already have a basic understanding of accounting and finance. Those considering this course should also consider Analyzing Financial Statements for Non-Financial Managers. Together, these introductory courses provide a fundamental understanding of the relationship between internal financial decision-making and external financial reporting.
Level of Prior Knowledge in This Subject Area: None.
This course assumes no prior background in accounting or finance. Those who already have a basic understanding of these concepts should consider Financial Analysis and Corporate Planning.
