Supply Chain Financial Analysis

Finance is widely recognized as the language of business – yet supply chain managers have not fully learned how to communicate the impact of their function in financial terms. This workshop will show how supply chain actions affect the income statement and balance sheet – two key financial statements – and how supply chain managers can explain their decisions in the language of finance. The workshop will include exercises that challenge the participants to make critical investments in working capital, focusing on four core supply chain elements:  inventory, capital operating equipment, payables and receivables.

The MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics (MIT CTL) invites you to attend its industry-leading executive education program Supply Chain Financial Analysis

Agenda:
November 30
  8:00   Registration & Continental Breakfast
  9:00   Introduction to Supply Chain Financial Analysis
10:15   Break
10:30   Activity Based Costing – Dakota Office Products Case
12:00   Lunch
  1:00   Cash Conversion Cycle
  2:15   Break
  2:30   Working Capital Simulation
  4:45   Summary of Day 1
  5:00   Adjourn

December 1
  8:15   Continental Breakfast
  9:00   Working Capital Simulation Debrief
  9:45   Break
10:00   Supply Chain Cash Flow Analysis
12:00   Lunch
  1:00   David Berman Case
  2:30   Summary of Day 1 and 2
  3:00   Adjourn

Taught by distinguished MIT faculty and researchers, this executive course is a fast-paced mix of simulations, case studies, MIT CTL research, and thought-provoking, interactive class sessions. There has never been a better time to hone your supply chain management skills and develop new ones. Join us at MIT CTL and step up to the future of supply chain.

This is an open enrollment event. Partners of CTL receive two free seats.  For more information, contact Katie Date at datecl@mit.edu or 617-253-5239.

Cost: $1995

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