Business Smarts for HR Professionals
Repeated from Tuesday at 2:15 p.m.
This will give you a fundamental grasp and refresher of financial statements that makes them breathtakingly simple to read. You will also see how you too can reflect the value of your people and increase the return on HR investment. Suitable for all, including non-numbers people, the session is a must for leaders wanting to align their HR department with the financial goals of the business units, as well as improve financial communication in the organization. This session will help you:
- Read financial statements in a way that makes them meaningful.
- Overcome the (often hidden) pitfalls that have people miscommunicate about finances.
- Gain insight into how your business generates and consumes value.
- See how to capture the value of your organization's HR expenditures to reflect their contribution to profits.
- Take away a tool that makes all financial communication more robust and effective.
Peter Frampton
Peter Frampton is a financial literacy advocate. He is president of Color Accounting international, which teaches finance to non-financial people using a breakthrough graphical system.
What lights Peter up is showing people that it’s fun and easy. He makes money matters come alive and wants you to exclaim “I can!”
Peter qualified at KPMG and is on the adjunct faculty at American University. His clients include Wall St banks, top law firms, through micro-businesses in Africa.
He lives in Switzerland and spends too much time on planes. He was recognized for founding South Africa’s most successful technology incubator in that country of his birth.
