Become a financially intelligent manager: Make better decisions & improve your organization’s financial health!
Every organization – both profit and non-profit – needs money to survive and thrive. Yet, most managers can’t make sense of financial numbers. This is not a book about the technicalities of finance or accounting. Instead, Karen Berman and Joe Knight focus on helping employees, managers and leaders to understand and use financial numbers in their work, so they can make better decisions, manage resources and stakeholders wisely, and better contribute to their organization’s financial health.
Here are some powerful insights you can expect from this summary:
• Learn the 4 skillsets for financial literacy including: the basics of financial management, the art of presenting and interpreting numbers, analyzing numbers for decision-making, and seeing the big picture behind financial results;
• Uncover the truths behind financial numbers and statements, and learn why you can’t trust the numbers;
• Find out how your daily work activities/decisions could affect your company’s financials, how to analyze the numbers using various ratios, make better decisions, improve your company’s financial health and build a financially intelligent organization.
Who should read this:
• Leaders and managers in both profit and non-profit organizations.
• Anyone who wishes to understand financial numbers and management accounting without going through formal training.
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Keywords: Business, Finance, Management Accounting, Financial Literacy, Financial Statements, Financial Intelligence, Karen Berman, Joe Knight
