Business Book Club: Business Financial Intelligence
Join the author of the book, ‘Business Financial Intelligence—a mindset and skillset few people have and all organizations need.’ for a four-week FREE book club.
Spaces are limited to the first 20 registrants to ensure sufficient time for Q&A. This book club is only offered twice a year.
During the four weeks, Paul will facilitate a conversation around 3-4 chapters each week.
About the book:
This clear and concise book will help you better understand the universal language of business and will demystify the financial terminology and concepts that are used to measure an organization’s performance.
Do you want to go to the highest high of your organization? Would you like to enhance your business acumen so any employer in any industry in any part of the world can see your value? If so, this book is a must-read and, more importantly, a must-do.
A recovering accountant, Paul serves as your guide—breaking the complexity of business down into simple, memorable, and often humorous steps.
Can you imagine an organization where everyone working in the business is working as if they owned the business? Imagine what that would do to that company’s income, expenses, assets, and liabilities.
That’s called having an intrapreneurial spirit. That’s called business financial intelligence—a mindset and skillset few people have and all organizations need.
To get the most from this 4-week Business Book Club, we recommend you buy Paul Butler’s book ahead of time, (available as a paperback for $20; audiobook $9 or e-book $6 here on Amazon
Session 1 will cover chapters 1-3:
Chapter 1: MVP: Margin × Velocity × People
Chapter 2: The Three Levels of Profit
Chapter 3: The Three Rs
Session 2 will cover chapters 4-6:
Chapter 4: The Working-Capital High-or-Low Game
Chapter 5: Current Assets, Current Liabilities, Fixed Assets, and Long-Term Liabilities
Chapter 6: Debits, Credits, and Normal Balances
Session 3 will cover chapters 7-9:
Chapter 7: The Primary Financial Statements
Chapter 8: The Differences and Similarities between Management Accounting and Financial Accounting
Chapter 9: Accruals and Prepayments
Session 4 will cover chapters 10-13:
Chapter 10: Depreciation and Amortization
Chapter 11: Capital-Investment Appraisal
Chapter 12: The Six Benefits of a High Stock Price
Chapter 13: The Seven Components of Business Financial Intelligence
The sessions will not be recorded and although encouraged, you don’t have to attend all four weeks.