More Money: Strategic Ways to Improve Cash Flow

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Overview

Cash flow management is often the most important task of any CFO or financial leader. Regardless of whether one works in start-ups or established companies, non-profit or for-profit entities, cash flow makes our organizations run. Have you ever wondered whether you are optimizing your company’s cash flow? In this course, we will explore how to improve your company’s cash flow using analysis and financial theories in the context of real-world situations. This event may be a rebroadcast of a live event and the instructor will be available to answer your questions during the event.

Highlights

The major topics that will be covered in this class include:

How do I optimize cash flow?
Qualitative Evaluations – Core Earnings & Sustainable Growth
Quantitative Evaluations – Liquidity Ratios
Increasing Customer Base vs. Payment Terms
Business Cycle & Cash
Investing Company Cash
What keeps companies from becoming streamlined?
Behavioral Finance Biases
Information Processing Biases
Emotional Biases
Dealing with Behavioral Biases

Prerequisites

None

Designed For

CPAs in management roles who are looking to improve their company’s cash flow.

Objectives

After attending this presentation you will be able to...

State the relationship between sustainable growth, core earnings, and company cash flow
Recognize how time assessments and customer segmentation can be used to identify cash flow negative clients.
Identify common behavioral biases which influence how a company spends money
List behavioral biases that prevent companies from being streamlined
State techniques that may be used to make cost cutting a part of the company's culture and business strategy
Identify techniques that may be used to discern whether or not additional headcount is necessary
Recognize vertical and horizontal financial statement analysis
List contracting and negotiation techniques
Recognize the business cycle and how cash flow management changes during each stage