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Background:
This training aims to enable the business leaders to assess their professional judgment by using the business and financial skills when formulating and implementing the performance management system in the fast-changing business environment. The participants will be involving to understand and discuss key issues and applied methodologies which are concerned with performance management, budget and control, and financial risk.
The fundamental understanding of management accounting systems will be introduced to strengthen the business leaders' assessments towards the daily activities. By referring to examples in practice, insights sharing into the blend of financial analysis and professional judgment required for business leaders to make proper assessment and decision will be covered. Further, the corporate issues/failures at the workplace will be discussed for better strategic planning purposes.
- Accounting, Costing, and Strategy
- Management Accounting VS Strategic Management Accounting
- Managing Budgets and Control in New Ways
- Performance Measurement and Management
- Deal with Corporate Failure
- Creation of Value and Sustainability
- Case study and Q&A
Upon the completeness of the training, we anticipate the participants would be able to communicate with the stakeholders effectively with the applied knowledge.
Cancellation Policy:
If you cannot attend this event due to various reasons, please cancel your registration at least three working days prior to the training. We will charge the training fee if you fail to notify us.
Please email tliu@amchamchina.org if you have any questions.
Agenda
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45PM
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2
00PM
Registration
Please arrive at the training venue 10 mins before the training starts.
2
00PM
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6
00PM
Training
Aaron LeowWe shall have 10 minutes break every 2 hours.
Training
We shall have 10 minutes break every 2 hours.
Speakers
Aaron Leow
Associate Director, Financial Advisory Services of Deloitte ChinaAaron is an Associate Director in Deloitte’s Financial Advisory based in Beijing. He has been dealing with transactions relate to corporate advisory services in restructuring, performance improvement and business turnaround.
He used to deal with transactions in corporate finance, investment and M&A of digital media, e-commerce, cultural and entertainment, fast fashion, TMT businesses, automobile and industry supply chain, etc., in China and Southeast Asia.
Prior to joining Deloitte, Aaron worked for advisory firm, PRC and Hong Kong listed companies and specialized in incubation, domestic and cross-border M&A and restructuring across China, U.S. and Southeast Asia.
Before working in China, Aaron was with a venture capital firm in Southeast Asia, where he took active participation in early stage investments, strategic and investment planning, deal structuring, business turnaround and significant asset reorganization. Aaron started his career in practice with one of the big four accounting firms in Southeast Asia.
Speakers
Aaron Leow
Associate Director, Financial Advisory Services of Deloitte China
Aaron is an Associate Director in Deloitte’s Financial Advisory based in Beijing. He has been dealing with transactions relate to corporate advisory services in restructuring, performance improvement and business turnaround.
He used to deal with transactions in corporate finance, investment and M&A of digital media, e-commerce, cultural and entertainment, fast fashion, TMT businesses, automobile and industry supply chain, etc., in China and Southeast Asia.
Prior to joining Deloitte, Aaron worked for advisory firm, PRC and Hong Kong listed companies and specialized in incubation, domestic and cross-border M&A and restructuring across China, U.S. and Southeast Asia.
Before working in China, Aaron was with a venture capital firm in Southeast Asia, where he took active participation in early stage investments, strategic and investment planning, deal structuring, business turnaround and significant asset reorganization. Aaron started his career in practice with one of the big four accounting firms in Southeast Asia.
