FINANCE FOR NON FINANCE MANAGERS TRAINING
Finance is the backbone of any organization. A team will be equipped with nuances of financial decision-making tools and finance for non finance managers training can bring better result and drive your organization’s growth, & visualize the impact of your financial decisions on your unit’s profitability and of your organization
Course Objective
This 2-day session of finance for non finance managers training will enable the finance for non financial managers across the board to gain a basic understanding of finance and accounting and general financial knowledge and an in-depth understanding of the impact of your decisions outside your functional area.
Who Should Attend
- Senior Managers
- Operation Managers
- Business Unit Head
- Training Manager
- HR & Recruitment Managers
- Marketing Managers
- Line Managers
- Project / Program Managers
Benefits Of Attending
Finance for Non Finance course content includes selected aspects of finance from a non-financial specialist perspective. Specific topics include financial analysis; planning, forecasting, and budgeting; cash flow, and strategic financing. This class will be interactive and will require the active involvement of the participants in finance-related activities.
Explain the importance of finance and interpretation of financial information that will help the senior manager to analyze the financial health of the organization
- Apply the concepts of accounting and finance to analyze financials and help others to understand the same
- Learn about key accounting and finance terms that are used on a daily basis
- Examine financial statements by using key ratios and create MIS for senior management
- Explain the importance of the budgeting process and take part actively in annual and periodic budgeting and control activity.
Training Outline
1. Basics of Financial Management
– Balance sheet
– P& L account
– Cash flow statements
– Net Profit v/s Net Cash Flow
2. Working Capital Management
– Kinds of working capital
– Operating cycle and components of working capital
– Working capital management and decision making
3. Financial Decision Making – I
Cost concepts including discussion on marginal costing
Some important definitions
– Make or buy
– Shut down or continue
4. Financial Decision Making – II
– Sell or process further
– Domestic versus export sales
– Need any type of budgets
– Alternative approaches for budgeting
– Commonly used budgets
– Budgetary control process
– Limitations of budgets
5. Evaluation of Investment:
– Capital budgeting meaning
– Approach to capital budgeting
– Techniques of capital budgeting
– Practical application of Net present value
– Internal rate of return
– Features of capital budgeting decisions
Training Deliverables
GROUP EXERCISE
PAIR EXERCISE
CASE STUDIES
INDIVIDUAL EXERCISE
PROJECT SELECTION
POWER POINT
VIDEO DEMO
RELEVANT TESTS
SITE VISITS
ROLE PLAYS
Feedback From Past Participants
“It helps to get the first-hand idea on how to make the financial decision”
“This session helped our department to know where were we falling in profit”
“ This financial acumen not only help you in work but also in the personal financial decision”
“Our managers are now financially smarter than before”.