Finance Skills for Nonfinancial Managers - School of Continuing Education, University Of Wisconsin

	Finance Skills for Nonfinancial Managers
	As a manager, you need to make business decisions that affect the bottom line. Understand the accounting process and enhance your ability to forecast financial performance. Learn how to spot trends and study your competition with a keener eye. This program helps you become more effective in your organization because you will be able to participate at a higher level in strategic planning and decision making. More...
	You will learn to: Read and analyze financial statements Present your ideas using sound financial principles Make intelligent financial decisions and understand the financial impact of your ideas Focus on the numbers that matter most
	Notes Program fee includes morning and afternoon refreshment, networking breaks, lunches and instructional material.
	"Kathy is fantastic. This is the best class I have taken." Reggie Newson, Director, Wisconsin Dept. of Transportation
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	Thu.-Fri., April. 15-16, 2010 8:30am-4pm Location: UWM School of Continuing Education Instructor: Kathleen S. Villars, Asst. Director, Controller's Systems, Northwestern Mutual, Milwaukee, WI Fee: $895 PDU: 13 CEU: 1.3 Program No. 5050-3533 Registration Deadline: Thu., Apr. 15, 2010 Add To Registration Form Check Registration Form


	Finance for Non-Financials - Advanced - NEW!

	For more information, contact:
		Dana LaFontsee, Program Director, danalaf@uwm.edu, 414-227-3378, 888-947-9947

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"Great material, great instruction. I loved the pace and involvement of the participants."
Andre Harrison
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