Strategic financial management
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Location: Swindon
Date: 17 May 2010
Time: 10:00 - 14:30
Price: £45
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Overview
With the recession biting, “doing nothing and hoping for the best” is no longer an option for charities. At the launch of the Charity Commission's 'Big Board Talk' initiative, Andrew Hind, Chief Executive, stated that: “The survival (of charities) depends on their having the courage to ask themselves some fundamental questions. Asking these key questions will help trustee boards review their options, make the hard decisions and enable them to have a clear understanding of the challenges they face and the best ways to tackle them.” Central to this process has to be a review your financial strategy. This seminar helps you identify and analyse your charity’s strategic finance goals, a critical factor in its efficient operation and ultimately its survival.
Topics Covered
· Where to start when the pressures are coming from every direction
· How to focus on the key financial drivers and how to verify them
· How to pull together flexible plans that can be updated quickly
· How to approach budgeting when the funding streams are uncertain
· How often to reforecast and why
Learning OutcomesParticipants will learn how to develop practical approaches to budgeting and forecasting in times of uncertainty and, by using different techniques, how they can develop effective strategic financial forecasts. Who Should Attend?CEOs, Trustees and Senior Managers from third sector Organisations. Employees of corporate sector and public sector companies. Further Queries?Contact the events team by email at events@acevo.org.uk or call 020 7280 4962. Accommodation
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