Best executive courses in Finance in United States

Harvard Business School

Driving Corporate Performance: Aligning Scorecards and Structure for Strategy Execution

The Wharton School

General Management Program

As an established entrepreneur or a successful senior executive, you’ve already proven yourself through your business accomplishments and professional journey upward. But, you may be asking yourself, what’s next? The General Management Program (GMP) is a unique opportunity for successful...

Stanford Graduate School of Business

Managing Risk and Reputation in a Complex World

Anticipate and develop strategies to address critical beyond-market forces, from legislation and regulation to activism and the media. Your company’s reputation takes years to build; yet it can be destroyed in a matter of minutes. Thinking ahead can make all the difference. Leading in Turbulent...

Harvard Business School

Making Corporate Boards More Effective

Fitch Learning

Advanced Financial Modeling

The course will develop the best practice approaches to structuring and presenting fully flexible and auditable models. The training covers debt modeling, tax modeling, sensitivity analysis, scenario management, dynamic charting, monthly modeling, and auditing. It also provides skills in Excel,...

Management Concepts

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

McCombs School of Business

Finance and Accounting for Non-Financial Managers

LEARN TO INTERPRET FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Are you fluent in the language of business? Do you understand the tradeoffs between risk and return? Apply analytical skills to make informed decisions and interpret your company’s liquidity and profitability. Gain insight into how accounting data drives...

The Wharton School

Business Essentials for Executives

For executives who have moved into general management or taken on greater leadership responsibility in their current role, Business Essentials for Executives program will help develop the skills needed to make key business decisions with confidence and position their company for long-term...

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...

New York Institute of Finance

Accounting for Mergers & Acquisitions

Learn how to apply accounting and federal income tax principles to project earnings and cash flows, specifically of the post-combination entity. This course is a component of the M&A Professional Certificate Prerequisite knowledge: Solid understanding of financial accounting and of mergers...