Accounting for Investment and Managerial Decision Making
Finance & Budgeting
Course Overview
Behind most operational problems sits a gap in Accounting for Investment and Managerial Decision Making; closing that gap is what this course is for. The programme runs 5 days and treats every topic the same way: brief grounding, worked example, then delegates do it themselves. Delegates leave with a personal action plan and the confidence to make an immediate difference back at work.
What You Will Achieve
Explain the core principles and current good practice in Accounting for Investment and Managerial Decision Making
Apply practical tools and techniques for Accounting for Investment and Managerial Decision Making in your own organisation
Analyse real-world scenarios and select the right approach with confidence
Avoid the common pitfalls that undermine Accounting for Investment and Managerial Decision Making in practice
Build a personal action plan to implement what you have learned
Who Should Attend
Directors, senior managers, heads of department, team leaders and high-potential professionals preparing for greater leadership responsibility.
Course Outline
01Setting the scene: Accounting for Investment and Managerial Decision Making in today's organisation
02Key concepts and the language of Accounting for Investment and Managerial Decision Making
03Frameworks and good practice that deliver results
04Hands-on application: workshop exercises and cases
05Problem-solving clinic: participants' real challenges
06Integrating Accounting for Investment and Managerial Decision Making with day-to-day operations
07Reporting, metrics and demonstrating value
08Action planning: your first 90 days after the course
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