FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FOR PROJECT MANAGERS (N2652) |
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Format |
Classroom |
Duration |
2.0 Day(s) |
Description |
To manage your projects successfully and be prepared for any contingency, you need a strong grounding in the basics of accounting and finance. Get an in-depth look at the financial management of projects, as well as how they fit into an organization's overall financial context and goals. Building upon competencies developed in the core project management curriculum; explore the inner mechanics of how finance and accounting can impact your projects. During two days of instruction and individual and team-based exercises, learn the skills necessary to ensure that your projects meet or exceed the financial goals for revenue, profit, cash, and cost containment as set by your organization or sponsor. Explore the classic financial principles that directly affect projects and develop a working knowledge of how to use financial information in a project environment. Work collaboratively with other students during case studies and project-related exercises. Learn how finance often drives organizational decisions and evaluations of project performance.
IACET Continuing Education Units: 1.6 |
Audience |
Project management professionals who want to understand the financial aspects of project management from a project manager's point of view rather than from an accountant's point of view. |
Prerequisites |
You should complete:
or have experience as a project manager |
