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Controllership Skills Update: Current Survival Skills

Online

# of CPE Credits

2

Description

The role of financial professionals has and continues to change in organizations. The stereotype of collecting and reporting data has been replaced by a broader vision, which focuses on improving an organization’s results today and preparing it for the future. This brief program offers specific actions that can be implemented by financial personnel to expand their role through improving their organization. The actions and techniques provided build upon and improve activities that exist in many organizations (measuring, budgeting, hiring, risk management, etc.), as well as providing insights into capital allocation, cash management, valuation techniques, variables that influence capacity levels, M&A activity and actions to increase efficiency and innovation. Updated to include the impact of regulations, additional examples of M&A, alliances and strategic spin-offs/splits, methods to improve efficiency from existing activities, the impact of COVID-19, as well as current organizational changes employed to manage and accelerate growth.

Objective

Provide an overview of the expanded role of financial professionals Gain knowledge in a diverse range of activities Explore analytical valuation techniques that are useful over a board range of events Understand the potential value of improving existing practices and/or implementing missing ones Recognize immediate actions that can result in measurable benefits to an organization Identify specific areas for further exploration 

Credit Types

    CPE – Accounting

Event Level:Update
Event Code:CON2-2026-01-WEBNR-64-01
External ID:WRS208625
Fields of Study:CPE - Accounting
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    Registration Fees

    RegistrationTypePrice
    MemberMember$100
    Non MemberNon Member$225

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