Financial Literacy Training

It is hard to improve gross profits, return on assets, or free cash flow, if key employees don’t know why each of these measures is important and how the decisions they make impact them. It is also likely that if your employees are not practiced in working in cross-functional teams to negotiate complex financially-based decisions, that is holding your organization back, as well.

Finance for non-Financial Managers

“Finance for non-Financial Managers” is a training program that can help your company improve business results. We offer an on-site, customized version of “Finance for non-Financial Managers,” both to help educate your employees, and to help your organization achieve improved financial results.

Part of our course development work would be to make a pre-assessment, with your support and involvement, of opportunities to improve both financial awareness and financial results. Then the training course’s discussions, exercises and follow-up activities would be customized accordingly. By minimizing time devoted to material which your people already know, we make best use of your peoples’ valuable time, and increase the chances that even your most time-pressed managers will be able to attend the training.

David Rudofsky has a unique background for this training offering, with experience in consulting, finance, strategic planning and training. He earned an MBA in finance from The Wharton School, and had 20+ years industry experience in finance, strategic planning and consulting, at the corporate, divisional and factory level at Kraft Food and Altria. In his corporate life, and now as an independent consultant, he has extensive experience coaching and training non-financial managers about the relationships of business performance to financial results and shareholder value. David has been an instructor at Polytechnic/NYU, teaching “Managerial Accounting & Finance” and has been a frequent guest lecturer and business speaker at other prominent organizations.

Financial Literacy Training

Finance for non-Financial Managers

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