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Building a Well Structured Company

Overview:

Introduction:

This training program provides participants with comprehensive knowledge and practical skills essential for establishing a well-structured company, focusing on HR, ERP implementation, and financial modeling. It empowers them to implement effective organizational frameworks and financial systems to ensure operational efficiency and business success.

Program Objectives:

By the end of this program, participants will be able to:

  • Develop a delegation of authority and organizational structure.

  • Implement company and departmental policies and procedures.

  • Design and utilize company and departmental manual forms and workflows.

  • Build and manage a chart of accounts and record journal entries on an accrual basis.

  • Create comprehensive financial models for business valuation and decision-making.

Targeted Audience:

  • HR Managers.

  • Financial Managers.

  • ERP Implementers.

  • Business Analysts.

  • Startup Founders.

  • Operations Managers.

Program Outline:

Unit 1:

Foundations of Organizational Structure:

  • Understanding the principles of organizational structure.

  • Identifying key roles and responsibilities.

  • Designing an effective organizational chart.

  • Building the delegation of authority.

  • Aligning structure with business objectives.

  • Case studies on successful organizational structures.

Unit 2:

Developing Company Policies and Procedures:

  • Importance of company policies and procedures.

  • Steps to create comprehensive company policies.

  • Drafting clear and concise policy documents.

  • Legal considerations in policy formulation.

  • Communicating policies to employees.

  • Monitoring and updating policies.

Unit 3:

Departmental Policies and Procedures:

  • Differences between company and departmental policies.

  • Developing tailored departmental policies.

  • Ensuring consistency across departments.

  • Practice on departmental procedures.

  • Evaluating the effectiveness of departmental policies.

  • Case studies on departmental policy implementation.

Unit 4:

Designing Manual Forms for HR:

  • Importance of manual forms in HR.

  • Standardizing company manual forms.

  • Creating departmental manual forms.

  • Ensuring compliance with legal requirements

  • Digital vs. paper-based forms.

  • Best practices for form management.

Unit 5:

Streamlining Departmental Workflows:

  • Mapping out departmental workflows.

  • Identifying bottlenecks and inefficiencies.

  • Implementing workflow improvements.

  • Leveraging technology for workflow automation.

  • Monitoring and optimizing workflows.

  • Real-life examples of workflow optimization.

Unit 6:

ERP Implementation for Financial Management:

  • Overview of ERP systems.

  • Building a chart of accounts.

  • Setting up ERP modules for financial management.

  • Data migration and integration.

  • Practicing on ERP usage.

  • Case studies on successful ERP implementations.

Unit 7:

Recording Journal Entries (Accrual Basis):

  • Understanding accrual accounting principles.

  • Recording journal entries in ERP.

  • Managing accounts receivable and payable.

  • Reconciling accounts and financial statements.

  • Ensuring accuracy and compliance.

  • Practical exercises on journal entries.

Unit 8:

Fundamentals of Financial Modeling:

  • Introduction to financial modeling.

  • Developing a comprehensive statement model.

  • Key components of financial models.

  • Best practices in model design and implementation.

  • Tools and software for financial modeling.

  • Practical exercises on building financial models.

Unit 9:

Advanced Financial Analysis Techniques:

  • Conducting business valuation.

  • Building benchmarks for performance measurement.

  • Performing analysis buildup.

  • Cost-benefit analysis methodologies.

  • Sensitivity analysis for risk assessment.

  • Case studies on financial analysis.

Unit 10:

Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis:

  • Introduction to multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA).

  • Steps in the MCDA process.

  • Applying MCDA to business decisions.

  • Integrating financial and non-financial criteria.

  • Evaluating alternatives and making decisions.

  • Practical examples and exercises on MCDA.

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