Cash Management: Strategies for Long Term Success Businesses depend on
adequate capital and cash flow. While someone else may handle day-to-day cash
management procedures, the CFO must take the lead in strategic cash management
decisions. When a company goes into a growth mode, boards often replace those
who can't manage cash strategically. This webinar will help you to function at
the highest level. We will review strategies on how to plan for your cash needs
appropriately. Cash does not manage itself!
Objective: Learn strategies for long term success with cash management. Cash
Management: Day to Day Best Practices You may not currently manage cash, but
cash management skills are likely to affect your future advancement. Poor
liquidity can kill organizations or strong liquidity can enable growth. Your
skill in managing cash can make you indispensable. This session will discuss
cash flow as it relates to receivables, payables, debt, equity, profitability,
growth and risk. Participants will work through different cash flow cases to
understand situations they may encounter in their career.
Objective: Understand the issues involved with effectively managing cash.
Profit Improvement: Ten Tips for a Better Bottom Line When a company experiences
poor financial performance, the financial person is often the first to go.
Whether times are good or bad, asking the tough questions and making sure the
organization is efficient and stays efficient are part of the financial
manager’s job. Proactive efforts by financial management can prevent the need to
“catch up.” This session provides 10 techniques for improving your company’s
bottom line.
Objective: Discover ten ways to improve your organization’s bottom line.
Doing More with Less Do you have too much to do and not enough time to do it?
Running efficient accounting and finance functions is not rocket science, but it
does require that you get the simple things right. This session covers issues
that you may not have thought about that can deeply affect your financial
department’s operations.
Objective: Learn ways to do more with less.