Best executive courses in Finance in United States

American Management Association

Fundamentals of Finance and Accounting for Non-Financial Managers

Acquire essential finance skills in 2 Days Can you demonstrate your value and ROI to your boss? Are you able to interpret financial reports and make decisions based on the data they provide? Can you draft an accurate budget? Can you justify your ideas in dollars and cents? You didn’t get to...

American Management Association

Collaborative Leadership Skills

Developing essential collaborative skills to build team commitment with collaborative leadership training to enhance team commitment and individual performance. Why become a collaborative leader? Because it gives you the ability to break down silos, energize your team and bring out the best in...

American Management Association

Management Skills for New Supervisors

Develop the crucial management tools to help fully lead and motivate your team to higher productivity. Change is the norm. You are responsible for your own productivity and that of your staff. Your day-to-day dealings may now include colleagues, your boss and senior management who have...

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...

Management Concepts

FPM 512 - FAC-P/PM IT Core-Plus: IT Management, Security, and Performance Assurance

American Management Association

Territory and Time Management for Salespeople

Sell more, earn more, accomplish more! Want to shorten the sales cycle? Target accounts with the greatest growth potential? Balance personal and professional goals? In just two days, you'll learn how to take control of your time and work day so you can increase productivity, maximize your...

Wisconsin School of Business

Finance and Accounting for Non-Financial Professionals

Financial data is the universal language of business. Quarterly results, cost drivers, cash flow, working capital, net profits, margins — these are terms that reveal key issues facing your company. Even the most dynamic and well-liked business leaders will flounder if they lack overall business...

Wisconsin School of Business

Change Management

Success of businesses today is based on the ability to adapt quickly to meet changing market conditions. The challenge is most organizations struggle to effectively implement change – research has shown that the majority of organizational improvement efforts do not achieve their goals due to...

Wisconsin School of Business

Effective Meeting Management and Facilitation

Too many meetings? Endless discussion? Constant lack of agreement? With the growing number of virtual meetings, making real progress is even more challenging. Facilitating consensus across a group of professionals is a critical requirement to any project’s success. According to a study published...

Brookings Institution

Accountability for Results

How can government more successfully improve results—to advance mission-focused outcome objectives and improve operational quality? How can it communicate using goals, performance measures, other data, and evidence to build understanding of and trust in what government does? Beyond that, how can...