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This Ross School of Business executive education program covers the basics of finance and accounting from both a functional and general management perspective. The Finance for the Nonfinancial Manager program develops your financial analysis capabilities to improve communication with people in financial areas, contribute to financial decisions, and better understand financial statements and the impact of strategic decisions on shareholder value. The focus on both accounting and finance helps you develop a well-rounded understanding of the language and requirements of financial expectations and performance, and shows how to evaluate a project's financial attractiveness from the shareholders' perspective, and how to better understand and predict the impact of business decisions.
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| Dates & Locations | 04 Aug - 08 Aug 2008 | Ann Arbor, MI - $8,425 USD |  | | | 20 Oct - 24 Oct 2008 | Ann Arbor, MI - $8,425 USD |  | | | 09 Mar - 13 Mar 2009 | Ann Arbor, MI - $8,425 USD |  | | | 01 Jun - 05 Jun 2009 | Ann Arbor, MI - $8,425 USD |  | | | 10 Aug - 14 Aug 2009 | Ann Arbor, MI - $8,425 USD |  | | | 12 Oct - 16 Oct 2009 | Ann Arbor, MI - $8,425 USD |  |
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- Acquire strategies and tools for using finance to improve your decision-making and create value
- Gain an understanding of how your decisions affect your company's profitability
- Learn how to use finance language to better communicate with finance professionals in your organization
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- Nonfinancial managers in functional areas such as HR, IT, marketing, sales, manufacturing or engineering
- General managers who have been promoted through these functional areas
- Prior knowledge of finance is not necessary
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"This program opened my eyes to the possibilities in finance. The instructors exemplify teaching and show their knowledge and skills through their experience and expert instruction."
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Norman Weiberg | Quality Manager | Honeywell International, Inc. |
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Our participants tell us over and over that the Michigan finance faculty
team makes finance not only understandable but also fun. This five-day program includes cases, application activities, discussions, engaging lectures - plus some actual "number crunching" using a financial calculator and Excel. You will leave with the confidence and the ability to add the investors' perspective to your managerial decision-making. |
Financial Statement Analysis
- Income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement
- Market value versus book value
- Accounting income versus economic income
Evaluating Operating Performance
- Ratio analysis: profitability, efficiency, liquidity, and leverage ratios
Valuation Tools
- Time value of money
- Valuing cash flow streams
- Using a financial calculator and spreadsheets
Resource Allocation: Decision Criteria
- Net present value
- Internal rate of return
- Economic value added
Resource Allocation: Estimating Cash Flows
- Incremental cash flow concepts
- Treatment of opportunity costs and sunk costs
- Treatment of inflation
- Cash flow drivers
Sources and Cost of Capital
- Risk--the concept of beta
- Costs of debt and equity capital
- The weighted average cost of capital
Comprehensive Cases
- Resource allocation decisions
- Performance evaluation
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Friday |
| Morning |
Program Introduction |
Estimation of
Financing Needs: A Case Study |
Capital Budgeting:
Decision Criteria |
Capital Budgeting:
A Case Study |
Integrated Case
Study Program
Debriefing |
| Afternoon |
The Interpretation and Use of Financial Statements
Financial Ratios
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Time Value of Money: Using Financial Calculators |
Capital Budgeting: Determining of Cash Flows |
Cost of Capital: A Case Study |
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Evening
Classroom Sessions and/or Group Work |
Please note: We continually update our programs to
better serve the needs of our customers. Actual program
content may slightly differ from this sample outline. |
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The program fee includes tuition, instructional materials, hotel accommodations, continental breakfast, lunch and coffee breaks each day, and selected dinners. Fee is payable in advance in US dollars and is subject to change. See our Cancellation, Transfer and Substitution Policy
Free! Participants in this program will receive a financial calculator compliments of the Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan |
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| Dates & Locations | 04 Aug - 08 Aug 2008 | Ann Arbor, MI - $8,425 USD |  | | | 20 Oct - 24 Oct 2008 | Ann Arbor, MI - $8,425 USD |  | | | 09 Mar - 13 Mar 2009 | Ann Arbor, MI - $8,425 USD |  | | | 01 Jun - 05 Jun 2009 | Ann Arbor, MI - $8,425 USD |  | | | 10 Aug - 14 Aug 2009 | Ann Arbor, MI - $8,425 USD |  | | | 12 Oct - 16 Oct 2009 | Ann Arbor, MI - $8,425 USD |  |
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