TOP 10 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT COURSES IN USA

Leaders of nonprofits have multiple responsibilities and one of the most important is to ensure that the organization remains financially secure.

Learn the fundamentals of financial accounting including cash vs accrual accounting, the key financial statements, and core financial metrics and ratios.

Understanding what the numbers say about the health of your nonprofit is critical to being able to manage the organization successfully. This course will develop your ability to appropriately interpret the major financial accounting statements that are used by nonprofit organizations.

The Manage Disruption Certificate provides the context to the accelerating evolution of finance in organizations. It focuses on why and how the business environment is changing and how the finance team can prepare for and respond to these changes.

Financial education is a powerful tool that should be available to everyone. That’s why, in addition to the online resources available here on MoneyManagement.org, we also offer in-person financial workshops in select regions across the country.

Develop skills for making key decisions that affect bank profitability. Learn how to conduct performance analyses. Discover ways to measure and manage interest rate risk.

While standard nonprofit financial reports – the budget, income statement, and balance sheet – provide important management information, these statements alone do not tell whether there is enough cash on hand to pay for an unexpected expense.

The Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR) is a key transparency document, communicating a government’s health, efficiency and effectiveness in providing services to the public.

In partnership with Fifth Third Bank, Atlanta GLOW is hosting a financial literacy program called Empower U. The mission of Empower U is to take quality financial products and services directly to people and empower them to take control of their financial future.

Whether your role requires management of a team, supply chain, product development, inventory, contracts or sales pipelines, every business professional must be proficient at tracking, projecting and reporting financial information in order to be successful.