Seminar 1 : Corporate governance & financial culture
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Seminar and program introduction
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BUSINESS MODEL CANVAS
Module 1: Business Model -
FINANCE FOR EXECUTIVESModule 1: Introduction to Financial Statements
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Module 2: Key Financial Ratios
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Module 3: Cash Flow Management
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Module 4: Budgeting and Forecasting
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Module 5: Investment Decision-Making
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Module 6: Company's valuation from a PE perspective
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GOVERNANCEModule 1 : Introduction to corporate governance
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Module 2 : Governance structures in multinational companies
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Module 3 : Role of the Board, Key Committees and other governance bodies
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Module 4 : Governance and ethical leadership
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Module 5 : Risk management and compliance
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Module 6 : Leadership and governance in crisis management
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Module 7 : Governance and digital transformation
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1B WORKSTREAMSModule 1 : Safety and performance
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Module 2 : Ramp up & succeed in our projects
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Module 3: Getting the teams on board
Module 5: Investment Decision-Making
Topics
1. Types of Investments
• Capital expenditures (CapEx), R&D, and acquisitions are key investment types in both industries, supporting growth, innovation, and operational efficiency
• Key Insight: Investments in infrastructure, technology, and strategic acquisitions are crucial for staying competitive, especially in sectors driven by innovation and technology
2. Financial Metrics for Investment Evaluation
• Net Present Value (NPV), Internal Rate of Return (IRR), Payback Period, and Profitability Index (PI) are essential tools for evaluating potential investments
• Key Insight: These metrics help quantify the financial benefits of long-term projects, ensuring that the investment aligns with the company’s cost of capital and risk appetite
3. Risk Assessment
• Comprehensive risk assessment (market, regulatory, technological) is critical to making informed investment decisions
• Key Insight: Both industries face significant market and regulatory risks, such as fluctuating raw material prices (chemicals) or defense budget cuts. Understanding these risks allows for better mitigation strategies
4. Strategic Considerations
• Investments must align with corporate goals, enhance competitive advantage, and deliver both financial and strategic value
• Key Insight: Investments in sustainability, efficiency, and technological innovation are increasingly important in both industries to meet regulatory requirements and gain a competitive edge