World Vision New Zealand’s team, including members from the finance, marketing, and partnerships/fundraising departments, recently beta-tested our online business simulation workshop. This was accompanied by pre- and post-workshop surveys to measure the learning outcomes. We divided the participants into two … Read More
Imagine this: You’re deep in the intricacies of business, where understanding the dynamics of various functions is not just crucial, but a game-changer. Recently, we had the pleasure of speaking with Tamsyn Parry, a seasoned Finance Director who’s been reshaping … Read More
Picture this: navigating the multifaceted world of business, unearthing the intricate balance between departmental roles, and witnessing their collective influence on overall performance. Recently, we had the pleasure of diving into these realms during a heart-to-heart with Christian Castaneda, a … Read More
The Importance of Business Acumen for Finance Professionals An important goal for Allison as CFO is to break down the silos that often develop within organizations, particularly regarding the finance department. He believes that finance professionals must understand the business … Read More
Bemus Landscape experiences greater company-wide communication and holistic business understanding after completing an Income|Outcome Andromeda business simulation workshop. Bemus Landscape, Inc. began as one man’s venture in earning cash to pay for college in 1973. From humble beginnings mowing lawns … Read More
By 1996, Michelin Worldwide was facing an unfamiliar challenge. To better serve the Customer, Michelin needed to align its organization into product lines, something that had been absent up to that point. Previously, critical management decisions were made at corporate … Read More
Everyone admires a genius. Brilliance, especially in business, can carry a mediocre vessel across near-miraculous distances. But if a select few at the top of the business are the only ones with sturdy financial knowledge, the whole structure will topple. … Read More
The Economist has a recent article (“Revisiting Ricardo”) on the reasons behind the growing economic inequalities within the poorest countries. One point discussed is that better educated and better skilled individuals are able to connect with individuals and companies in … Read More
I would like to focus about the nature of the Israeli people and their business managers. You may say that Israel’s people, and Israeli managers, are constant arguers, bad planners, not good listeners etc. However they are also talented, practical, quick learners and flexible; born of long years … Read More