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EVENT DETAILS
Date: See "Events" Page
Time: 8:30 am to 5:30 pm
Venue: Oakwood Premier Joy~Nostalg Center
REGISTRATION
Registration is processed on a first-come, first-served basis. The minimum number of attendees for the program is 15 pax; thus CMA® Philippines reserves the right to reschedule the program if and when minimum number is satisfied.
Please send inquiries to: info@cmaphilippines.com
Call us at (632) 6879856.
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STRATEGIC PLANNING & BUDGETING PROGRAM
This is an advanced interactive seminar that takes budgeting skills to the next level. Over the two days the delegates will develop their skills and methods for better budgeting and beyond. The course integrates all higher level guidance with modern performance management processes to ensure optimization of the budgeting process. This training will also show how Strategy is linked to Budgeting, how Forecasting is linked to Budgeting, how actual performance can be measured to help us Control the budget variances, which leads to more accurate budgets in the future.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
-Financial Planning and Control Staff involved in the performance of a business unit, division or an organisation as whole
-Professionals with direct or indirect financial responsibilities
-Personnel who manage departments with budgetary plans, and who are responsible for cost and strategic analysis
-Professionals from all sectors of industry, but particularly those involved in manufacturing, production, engineering or sales
-Professionals who would benefit from having an opportunity to consider new ideas and methods in budgeting
PROGRAM OUTLINE
MODULE 1 - Foundational Concepts
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Topic 1 – Identifying problem areas in your budget that are actually weaknesses in cultural norms
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Topic 2 – Determining if your organization is willing to pay the price for having a great budget
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Topic 3 – Describing the 10 steps of building a budget process from scratch
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Topic 4 – Recognizing if your organization is losing or winning its own budget war
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Topic 5 – Explaining to others the benefits of proper planning
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Topic 6 – Describing the 17 steps required to build an integrated planning process
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Topic 7 – Designing an integrated planning process for your own organization that cuts down planning time by over 50%
MODULE 2 - Budget Transformation
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Topic 1 – Re-engineering to Create Our Own Dynamic Budget Process
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Topic 2 – Building In a Future Vision
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Topic 3 – Employing the Latest Technology
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Topic 4 – Improving Your Budgeting for Technology
MODULE 3 - Budget Strategy
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Topic 1 – Spending More Time Planning Strategically
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Topic 2 – Leading a Strategic Planning Session
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Topic 3 – Defining Your Global Strategy
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Topic 4 – Knowing Your Strategy Limitations
MODULE 4 - Creating a Competitive Advantage
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Topic 1 – Preparing a SLOT Analysis
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Topic 2 – Defining Your Top 6 Critical Issues
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Topic 3 – Creating Consensus on Your Driving Forces
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Topic 4 – Creating Forward Progress with a Force Field Analysis
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Topic 5 – Budgeting for Your Risks
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Topic 6 – Identifying the Priorities through Mind Mapping
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Topic 7 – Selecting Reliable Forecasting Methods
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Topic 8 – Building a Stronger Capital Budget
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Topic 9 – Using a Balance Sheet Budget
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Topic 10 – Using a Rolling Budget
MODULE 5 - Employee Involvement
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Topic 1 – Fostering Smarter Decisions
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Topic 2 – Building In Process Improvement and Feedback Loops
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Topic 3 – Defining Measurable ROI in Advance
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Topic 4 – Using Revenue Forecasting Accountability Tool
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Topic 5 – Altering the Rewards to Foster Accountability
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Topic 6 – Using Balanced Incentives
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Topic 7 – Prioritizing the Action Plans
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Topic 8 – Using a Mission-Based Budget
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Topic 9 – Doing a Reality Check on Growth
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Topic 10 – Performing a Sensitivity Analysis
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Topic 11 – Employing a Break-Even Analysis
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Topic 12 – Using an Activity-Based Budget
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Topic 13 – Employing Benchmarking
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