Learn how to
measure your customer's financial health so you can better help them and avoid
focusing on the wrong opportunities
Understand
important business concepts and terms so you can communicate more comfortably
Learn
new ways to improve profits
Learn new
ways to lower direct, indirect and general expenses
Work with
financial statements and measurements to determine financial strengths and
identify areas of financial weakness. This will position the attendee to help
their own company, as well as, identify areas where they can help their
customers
Understand how to improve cash flow and why it is important
Get
opportunity analysis criteria
Learn
about personal finance and why investing early is important
Develop
Breakeven charts for companies and projects
This one-day "role-play" program on Business Finance is very interactive. The class consists of lecture, role-plays and a lot of interaction.
In our public seminars we limit the class size to 12 persons, so you get personalized treatment. Each class includes discussion about your situation and John Mitchell does everything possible to tailor the program to your needs.
Our clients have told us that we do an unparalleled and excellent job developing customized programs. We study your industry, your customers, distributors or other chain partners and your competitors. We may already have done a program that is suitable for your situation. Our cases are based on real-life products and circumstances.
Introduction To
Business Finance:
The program starts with the statement that everything in business revolves
around finance. And Business Finance involves terms, reports and
calculations that everyone in a business should know. The attendees are given a
test to determine their basic knowledge. Role-playing in this segment.
Key Elements
Of Business Finance: A variety of components that make up Business Finance
are discussed. Terms, measurements, ratios, cash, forecasts, reports, tools,
profits and more are discussed and how they interact is illustrated.
Profits:
Profits are the lifeblood of any organization. This point is made clear
with a number of examples. Common ways profit is diminished are presented
and discussed. Ways to increase profits are identified. The
actual costs of a number of, often under-estimated, expenses are provided and discussed.
Terms &
Definitions: A long list of terms are identified and defined and examples
given. Some of them include: Accounts Receivable; Accrual; Breakeven Point;
Budgets; Cash Flow; Credits; Collateral; Debits; Depreciation; Expenses
and Burden
(Direct, Indirect, General); Goals; Income; Inventory; Revenue; Retained
Earnings; Sales.
Gross and Net Margins for manufacturers and re-sellers are discussed at length. Role-playing in this segment.
Financial
Statements: The
major statements such as Income Statement; Balance Sheet; Cash Flow Statement
are thoroughly discussed and examples presented and analyzed.
Role-playing in this segment.
Cash Flow:
Cash Flow statements are discussed and analyzed and ways to improve cash flow are explored.
Simple and complicated examples are provided and discussed. The alternatives to financing from operations are explored and the costs
compared among Line-Of-Credit and Collateralized Loans.
Breakeven
Analysis:
This section deals with examples of how to calculate the breakeven point on
varying projects and for a sample company.
Role-playing in this segment.
Business
Measurement: A
long list of the ratios, to measure Liquidity, Leverage, Activity and
Profitability, are presented and explained. A variety of situations are examined and
discussed and industry standard ratios are provided and discussed. Role-playing in this segment.
Stock
Ownership: Many companies, either private or public, have stock which can be
given or purchased by employees. We present and discuss the different
types of stock, how you can get the stock and how to value your shares.
The purpose of Auditors and their allegiance is presented and discussed.
Prioritizing
Opportunities:
To make money it is important to work on projects and customers that will
provide a suitable profit now and in the future. Criteria are provided to
help decide which opportunities are the most attractive. Examples of good
and bad projects are presented and analyzed.
Role-playing in this segment.
Personal
Finance:
Here we help each attendee to see how they can prepare for the future more
effectively. A variety of investment options are presented and the
risk/return for each explored. Returns on common investments over many
years are presented and discussed. Bonus plans and 401K programs are also
discussed. Participants will develop a suitable investment portfolio for three
people having different financial situations.
Role-playing in this segment.
What's In It For You:
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