Training · 01
All programmesFinance for Non-Financial Managers
See the financial footprint of your decisions.
- Duration
- 2 daysalso as 1 day or 4 half days
- Participants
- Sized to your teamwe agree the group size together
- Method
- Interactive workshopcase work, Excel calculations, group work
- Trainer
PARTNER CONSULTANTCem ÖzkanFinance · Business Control · Supply ChainThirty years at four companies, leading finance, audit and supply chain.
- 30 years
- in finance, audit and supply chain
- 4
- companies
CompaniesParticipation Banks · Yıldız Holding · Mondi
ExpertiseCash management · Profitability · Investment decisions · Supply chain · Business control
A two-day hands-on programme for managers who do not come from finance. Participants read the income statement, balance sheet and cash flow statement using the figures of a fictional paint manufacturer, calculate the key indicators and see where their own units' decisions leave a mark on these statements.
After the programme, participants
- 01
Reads the income statement step by step and explains, in their own words, the difference between gross profit, EBITDA, operating profit and net profit.
- 02
Calculates how much money receivables, inventory and payables tie up on the balance sheet, in days (DSO, DIO, DPO).
- 03
Builds the bridge from profit to cash and answers “we made a profit, so where is the money?” with figures.
- 04
Spots red flags in profitability, liquidity, leverage and efficiency ratios.
- 05
Maps three decisions of their own unit by their effect on the income statement, balance sheet and cash.
- 06
Splits a budget variance into volume and margin effects and brings the right questions to the finance meeting.
The two days
Day 1
- The language of finance and the three statements
- Income statement: from sales to net profit
- Balance sheet: a snapshot of one day
- Cash flow: profit is not cash
Day 2
- Ratios and red flags
- The financial footprint of a decision
- Budget, variance and talking to finance
- Integrated case and close