Finance Walk Compendium
(Betrit, Interdev Consulting Inc)
The Finance Walk Compendium is designed for enterprise development trainers in conducting sessions for entrepreneurs and decision-makers who wants to understand finance and appreciate its importance in making decisions and in setting directions for each of their enterprises.
Where numbers tell stories, the Compendium is likewise designed for trainers conducting sessions for entrepreneurs and decision-makers who wants to assess the organizational and entrepreneurial capability in managing different projects of each of their enterprises.
Specifically, the Compendium is intended not only for those who have, but for those who have not, previously taken any finance course, or who have no previous knowledge of finance.
The Compendium and the Participants
However, demystifying finance does not mean simplifying it; assessing organizational capability does not mean to be prescriptive. These notions can often mislead the entrepreneurs and can cause enterprise failures. Diagnosing finance is not easy. Assessing capability is not painless.
Finance Walk is a problem-solving tool. The formula and solutions, on the one hand are generic, as the Compendium is going to suggest, but on the other hand, specific, as the entrepreneur and decision-maker is going to choose from several options.
Lest, the entrepreneur misses the forest from the trees, the bias of this Compendium, is for the entrepreneur, after understanding and appreciating the process and the principles underlying the financial diagnostics and capability assessment, develop the ability and the confidence to make a sound financial decision and organizational direction.
Contents of the Finance Walk Kit
A 100-page user-friendly compendium on finance for CEFE and non-CEFE trainers, financial consultants, program officers and managers. The compendium includes various training designs according to the needs of potential trainees. The kit includes 20-page color transparencies, and seven large illustration boards showing the financial links in color codes together with numbers.
