Managing Finance
Host: East Midlands Chamber
Cost: Free
Dates:
Managing Finance |
Tuesday, 19th May 2026 at 9:30am - 4:00pm
Location: East Midlands Chamber, Chesterfield, S41 8ND |
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We know delegates are likely to be at different levels when it comes to their understanding of finance for business.
That’s why we’ve tailored this session to naturally involve Peer Learning. There’s real benefit in working collaboratively in pairs or small groups to discuss concepts or find solutions to problems.
What’s covered:
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The standard business financial models of the Balance Sheet, P&L & Cashflow
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The numerous ways of funding a business from your own cash & assets to Private Equity & Crowd-funding
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Analysis of the financial statements & their link to strategies to improve performance
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Related Case Studies
What outcomes will be achieved?
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Understand where they should focus for good business finance management
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This first module will build confidence for the rest of the programme by discussing topics such as:
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Revenue & Expenses
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Cash, Inventory, Accounts Receivable & Payable
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Employees/ Payroll
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P&L
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Preparing for Tax
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Success will be measured by whether or not the delegates:
- Feel by the end that they can understand the three main financial reports: Balance Sheet, P&L & Cashflow; and
- Are confident that they can interpret these reports and use them as a strategic tool to manage the business rather than just a scorecard after the event
Who should attend?
Aimed at SME owners, directors & senior managers with overall responsibility for managing the business. It is aimed at non-financial experts. Delegates will typically be business leaders without formal financial training, i.e. not Accountants.
Eligibility:
This workshop is open to established enterprises located in Derby, Derbyshire, Nottingham and Nottinghamshire.
Receipt of this support is subject to the Subsidy Control Act (2022). To qualify an enterprise cannot have received more than £315,000 Minimal Financial Assistance (MFA) and or De Minimis within any three-year period.
This project is funded by the UK government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund.
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