In the Business Finance Series events, participants will be challenged to perform management functions and tasks focusing on high-level financial and business planning, including collection and organization of data, development and use of reports, and analysis of data to make business decisions. Concepts include understanding the source and purpose of financial statements, the impact of management decisions on statements, and the analysis and interpretation of data for corporate planning.
The owner of the business (judge) wants you to analyze the inventory account by calculating the inventory turnover ratio and suggest improvements.
The owner of the business (judge) wants you to analyze the inventory account by calculating the inventory turnover ratio and suggest improvements.
The owner of the business (judge) wants you to analyze the inventory account by calculating the inventory turnover ratio and suggest improvements.
The owner (judge) is concerned about cash flow and wants you to analyze the accounts receivable.
The owner (judge) is concerned about cash flow and wants you to analyze the accounts receivable.
The owner (judge) is concerned about cash flow and wants you to analyze the accounts receivable.
The owner (judge) knows very little about the financial planning process and has requested a meeting with you to understand it better.
The owner (judge) knows very little about the financial planning process and has requested a meeting with you to understand it better.
The owner (judge) knows very little about the financial planning process and has requested a meeting with you to understand it better.
A client (judge) has asked you for information regarding economics and entrepreneurship.
A client (judge) has asked you for information regarding economics and entrepreneurship.
A client (judge) has asked you for information regarding economics and entrepreneurship.