Best executive courses in Finance in United States

Lilly Family School of Philanthropy

Art of Fundraising

Our founder, Dr. Henry Rosso, defined fundraising as “the gentle art of teaching the joy of giving.” This course goes beyond the specific tools and techniques of fundraising to teach the “amazing skills” of fundraising such as active listening, empathy, emotional intelligence, and additional...

New York Institute of Finance

Financial Analysis of Insurance Companies

Understand the unique analysis methods needed to assess the financial strength and operating performance of insurance companies in the US. CURRICULUM Day 1 MODULE 1: INTRODUCTION Industry overview and analysis Recent scandals and shenanigans Emerging issues and...

New York Institute of Finance

Advanced Financial Statement Analysis

Deeper analysis of financial statements with in depth case problems that assess current/past performance, using that to project future performance and enterprise value. CURRICULUM DAY 1 Module 1: Analysis of Past Financial Performance Business Model Analysis Global economic...

Fitch Learning

Best Practice Financial Modeling

During two-day Intermediate course, delegates will develop an industry best practice approach to structuring and presenting fully flexible and auditable forecast financial models suitable for analysis, and financial structuring, including detailed analysis into key modeling areas such as...

Fitch Learning

Fundamentals of Bank Financial Statement Analysis

This interactive course provides participants with an understanding of the key performance indicators and main balance sheet and income statement accounts for banks. Key Learning Outcomes: Understand the risks in the different business lines and products offered by financial...

Lilly Family School of Philanthropy

Nonprofit Management for the 21st Century

Get a strong foundation in the legal and managerial responsibilities of nonprofit organizations. Course objectives Nonprofit organizations in the United States are unique: they are private, selfgoverning and independent, but their favored tax status means that stakeholders and regulators...

Lilly Family School of Philanthropy

Program Evaluation for Mission Impact

This course focuses on the techniques and application of evaluation methods to assess the effectiveness of nonprofit programs. What this course is about Program evaluation is one mechanism for establishing accountability in nonprofit organizations. This course focuses on the techniques and...

Lilly Family School of Philanthropy

Financial Analysis for Nonprofit Leaders

Financial position, robustness, and flexibility are all areas that are vitally important for effective nonprofit leadership. Leaders in nonprofit organizations must understand the drivers of these components of financial strength in order to be successful in pursuing their organizational...

Kellogg School of Management

Leveraging Insights From the Kellogg Sales Institute: A New Fundraising Approach for Nonprofit Executives

High-impact influence skills for fundraising success Every interaction with a current or potential donor, board member or key stakeholder is a high-stakes opportunity for impact. As leaders of nonprofit organizations, you are uniquely positioned to bring in stakeholders based on how you...

American Management Association

Strategy Execution: Getting it Done

Get the skills and knowledge to accomplish what so many others don’t—the successful implementation of strategic goals. Whether it’s entering new markets, repositioning, outsourcing, or undertaking new initiatives or technology, execution of strategic goals is often a graveyard of good...