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An interactive training program "Finance for Non-Financial Professionals" based on simulation and experiential learning.
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An interactive training program "Finance for Non-Financial Professionals", where participants simulate managing their company financially, bidding for tenders and projects, and then preparing financial statements to assess their company's performance (profit/loss).
Banking
Capital Market
Insurance
Financing
Accounting and Finance
Not Exist
Lecture
Practical Implementation +2
Lecture
Practical Implementation
Dialogue and Discussions
Dialogue Teams
Other
Department Managers
Department Managers
This provides you with the opportunity to select the available times that suit you best for participation in our program. These times represent slots during which we are ready to welcome you and provide assistance and guidance.
In Class Training
Understanding the income statement, its contents, and implications.
Understanding the balance sheet and its components.
Difference Between Cash and Profit.
Studying supply and demand and understanding their impact on the market.
In Class Training
Understanding fixed and variable costs and how to calculate them
Understanding the difference between CapEx and OpEx, and their impact on the company's profitability.
Understanding Market Impact on Company Decisions
In Class Training
Forecasting Cash Flows, Budgeting, and Setting Financial Goals
Measuring the Gap Between Goals and Reality
Understanding Financial Ratios and Their Implications.
Calculating and analyzing the break-even point.
nancial terms and their meanings.
Understanding fixed and variable costs.
Differentiating between cash flow and profit.
l expenditures and operating expenses.
supply and demand on company decisions.
Analyzing the unit cost of a product.
Calculating the break-even point.
