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- What is strategy, sans buzzwords
- How to assess your present position objectively
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- Practical primer in financial accounting
- How to read financial statements
- Understanding financing, investing and operating decisions
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- Tools and inputs needed for analysis
- Typical weaknesses – learn why 9 out of 10 analyses can be questioned.
- Contemporary methods, their strengths and weaknesses: payback, IRR, NPV, and Real Options.
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- How to use a proven framework, key success factors and typical mistakes
- How to use what you know about the audience: attention to detail, agenda, priorities, preferences, style, etc
- How to use principles of behavioral economics to your advantage, whether you are on the giving or the receiving end.
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- How to ensure broad support
- How to make others do what you want them to do
- How to measure progress and refine the approach.
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