Professional Training

Management Accountant to Finance Director - Module 5: Project & Stakeholder Management

BPP Professional Education, In London (+1 locations)
Length
1 day
Price
700 GBP
Next course start
7 June, 2024 (+2 start dates)
Course delivery
Classroom
Length
1 day
Price
700 GBP
Next course start
7 June, 2024 (+2 start dates)
Course delivery
Classroom

Course description

Overview

You've made, or are just about to make, the crucial step from accountant to a senior finance professional such as financial controller or director. In order to succeed at this level you need strong interpersonal skills - technical skills alone will not be enough. This five day modular course is aimed at enhancing these important interpersonal skills to help deal with the new and challenging environment which you will soon be facing. It's carefully tailored to the needs of those aspiring to a senior finance role.

The other modules are:

  • Management Accountant to Finance Director - Module 1: The Journey to Finance Director - the Essential Context
  • Management Accountant to Finance Director - Module 2: Communication & Presentation Skills
  • Management Accountant to Finance Director - Module 3: Leadership & Management Skills
  • Management Accountant to Finance Director - Module 4: Influencing, Persuading & Negotiating Skills
  • Book the series or choose individual modules - it could be the defining moment in your career.

    Who is this for?

    These workshops are aimed at individuals recently appointed to, or aspiring to, senior positions such as financial controller or director where interpersonal and communication skills are expected from the board and other senior executives. They are applicable to both the private and public sector.

    What will you learn?

    The means to make a step-change in your personal performance.

    You need to have the project and stakeholder management skills to lead and steer large and diverse projects such as an acquisition and associated due diligence or a major systems implementation. Most projects have an extensive group of stakeholders both directly and indirectly involved in the project. Project and stakeholder management skills are also highly relevant to more routine ‘projects’ such as year end reporting and the budget process.

    This workshop will help you:

    • define a project and specify its outputs
    • map out the stakeholders and proactively engage and leverage their input and manage their reaction
    • plan to complete the project within budget, on time and to the required quality
    • implement the plan, taking into account team issues, monitoring its progress and taking corrective action
    • evaluate a project and hand over the completed work
    • understand the advantages and common pitfalls of project working
    • action planning and self evaluation

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Upcoming start dates

Choose between 2 start dates

7 June, 2024

  • Classroom
  • London

18 December, 2024

  • Classroom
  • London

Suitability - Who should attend?

These workshops are aimed at individuals recently appointed to, or aspiring to, senior positions such as financial controller or director where interpersonal and communication skills are expected from the board and other senior executives. They are applicable to both the private and public sector.

Training Course Content

You need to have the project and stakeholder management skills to lead and steer large and diverse projects such as an acquisition and associated due diligence or a major systems implementation. Most projects have an extensive group of stakeholders both directly and indirectly involved in the project. Project and stakeholder management skills are also highly relevant to more routine ‘projects’ such as year end reporting and the budget process.This workshop will help you:define a project and specify its outputsmap out the stakeholders and proactively engage and leverage their input and manage their reactionplan to complete the project within budget, on time and to the required qualityimplement the plan, taking into account team issues, monitoring its progress and taking corrective actionevaluate a project and hand over the completed workunderstand the advantages and common pitfalls of project workingaction planning and self evaluation

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