Dramatically increase your confidence to work with financial and accounting information and improve your decision-making skills. Rotman’s Finance and Accounting for the Non-Financial Professional program will demystify the language, tools, and techniques of accounting and finance.
An introduction to the language of accounting and finance to help you make better decisions.
Dramatically increase your confidence to work with financial and accounting information and improve your decision-making skills. Rotman’s Finance and Accounting for the Non-Financial Professional program will demystify the language, tools, and techniques of accounting and finance so you can return to your organization with the confidence to analyze financial information to succeed.
Star players like yourself are often promoted into management roles and find yourselves needing to learn new skills to succeed. You’ve developed deep expertise in your field, but now you’re also responsible for setting strategy, reporting, cash flow and projections. You can rely on your finance department in some situations, but they don’t have the time to help you learn an entire new skill set.
We’ve designed this program specifically for new managers and individual contributors with little to no financial training or exposure. You’ll be joined by professionals from a variety of industries, creating a strong network for you to rely on after the program ends. You’ll also be invited to bring your own financial statements to discuss with faculty during office hours.
This program can count towards earning your Excellence in Executive Leadership certificate. Join an elite circle of leaders building their own path to professional development and receive official recognition from the University of Toronto Rotman School of Management.
The Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto is Canada's most prominent business school within the country's largest and most significant research university.
The Rotman School is located in downtown Toronto, Canada’s commercial and cultural capital. Consistently ranked one of the best cities in the world in which to live; Toronto is home to the second largest financial centre in North America, and the third largest technology, health sciences, and film and television sectors.
Rotman's cutting-edge roster of programs are for individuals looking to acquire new professional skills, exceed their goals and gain competitive advantage. Teams in particular gain shared language, tools, and insights to address common challenges.
This 3-day program makes financial learning practical and enjoyable for current or aspiring leaders with no previous training in accounting or finance. Learn from real-life examples and understand key financial concepts, terminology and methodology.
In this course, managers will explore how to align budgets with an operational or strategic plan. Managers will gain insights on how budget analysis reveals opportunities and pressures, including the telltale warning signs when budgets may be off track and how variances can be managed.
Essential to the survival of all organizations, value creation is based on their ability to strategically manage their performance, that is to say, to measure what is important for the achievement of strategic, operational and financial objectives.
Our Finance for Non-financial Professionals course was created because knowing how to read, analyze, and use financial statements to support business objectives is an essential skill in today’s competitive business environment.
Demystify financial statements and understand the language of accounting and finance to make decisions that meet the needs of various stakeholders.
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