Understanding financial statements is not just a matter of accounting; it is a strategic necessity that informs decision-making and drives organizational success. By prioritizing the balance sheet, income statement, and cash flow statement, leaders can ensure their organizations remain financially healthy and capable of delivering quality care.
Ann Martel
Empower Team Members at All Levels to Think Strategically
Those in management roles have a unique opportunity to help develop strategic thinking both in the teams they directly supervise as well as their management peers. This requires unique considerations for each group.
Owning Your Finances [Webinar Recording]
If you want to thrive you must make financial literacy a priority, and that starts with how you manage your money.
75 Stories – Dan Topf, CPED Instructor
Dan Topf has been an instructor at the Wisconsin School of Business Center for Professional & Executive Development since 2014.
75 Stories – Ann Martel, CPED Instructor
Ann Martel has served as a Transition to Executive Management (TEM) instructor, revamped the Finance & Accounting for Non-Financial Professionals program, and developed custom professional development programs for our partners since 2014.
Why It’s Critical to Have Sound Financial Acumen
While you might not ever be fluent in finance-speak, you can develop the acumen to carry on the conversation in the language of business. Finance folks alone shouldn’t dominate the conversation – better decisions and greater alignment occurs when all departments are balanced throughout an organization.