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Management - Leadership
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Project management
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Professional development - Personal development - Communication
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Human resources - Competency management
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Customer relations - Business - Sales
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Quality - Health and safety - Environment
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Sustainable development - Social responsability
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Industrial performance
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Purchasing - Sub-contracting - Logistics
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Finance - Accounts - Financial Management
Finance - Accounts - Financial Management
- Management - Leadership
- Project management
- Professional development - Personal development - Communication
- Human resources - Competency management
- Customer relations - Business - Sales
- Quality - Health and safety - Environment
- Sustainable development - Social responsability
- Industrial performance
- Purchasing - Sub-contracting - Logistics
- Finance - Accounts - Financial Management
Finance for employees from non-finance backgrounds- Level 1
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Objectives
• To acquire the common French and English financial vocabulary.
• To understand the essential financial mechanisms.
• To integrate financial logic in your operational decisions.
• To learn how to interpret a balance sheet and a profit and loss account
• To learn how to construct a dashboard.
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Keywords
Finance - Balance sheet - Profit and loss accounts - ISIB - Cash flow - WC - WCR - EBITDA.
The advantages
- • Any employee from a "non-finance" background: business unit managers, managers, directors, project managers, etc.
- • Any employee from a "non-finance" background: business unit managers, managers, directors, project managers, etc.
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Aimed at
• Any employee from a "non-finance" background: business unit managers, managers, directors, project managers, etc.
Program
Test: evaluating your knowledge of finance in 12 questions
Understanding and analyzing accounting documents (balance sheet and profit and loss account)
Financial brainstorming game: deciphering financial terms
Analyzing the company's activities via the profit and loss account
Analyzing the financial strength of the company via balance sheets
Professional application: establishing financial diagnoses from the profit and loss account
Understanding and analyzing accounting documents (balance sheet and profit and loss account)
- The differences between a balance sheet and a profit and loss account.
- The 9-stage method for interpreting accounting documents.
Financial brainstorming game: deciphering financial terms
- Each group attempts to define the common financial terms that they encounter on a day-to-day basis. E.g.: cash flow, BITDA, amortization , provision, IFRS standards, WC/WCR, margin, EBIT, break-even point, ROCE, turnover, debit/credit, ISIB, DSO, etc.
Analyzing the company's activities via the profit and loss account
- Calculating the income statement intermediate balance (ISIB).
- Analyzing the self-financing capacity or" cash flow".
- The 7-stage method for reading a profit and loss accoun
Analyzing the financial strength of the company via balance sheets
- The notions of WC, WCR and treasury.
- Detecting areas of risk.
Professional application: establishing financial diagnoses from the profit and loss account
- CASE STUDY no. 1: comparing the balance sheet and profit and loss account of a company that is doing well and those of a company in difficulty by applying the method for analyzing accounting documents.
- CASE STUDY no. 2: analyzing a balance sheet and a profit and loss account provided by the trainee (accounting documents concerning your company, a client, a supplier, a competitor, etc.).


