Whether you are a CFO for a publicly traded company or a small private organization you need to communicate to shareholders, board members, or owners about the value and state of the company from a financial perspective.
This course provides tools and techniques to make sure you are clearly conveying your messages and providing valuable information. Examples will be presented for how to best present complicated information so that everyone can understand the points being made and feel informed about the company’s current value and plans for the future.
Learning Objectives
- Discover how to structure messages and provide compelling information that aligns with the company’s vision and strategic plan.
- Recognize how to use storytelling, comparisons and imagery to convey complex concepts.
- Identify internal resources available to improve your presentation and accomplish your communication objectives.
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Prerequisites
Prerequisite: Previous management experience and course-takers should have a thorough understanding of measuring and communicating company value via business education (e.g. valuation courses, financial reporting, etc.) and direct experience at multiple levels of finance any/or related functions (e.g. accounting, treasury, etc.).
Advanced Preparation: None