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Posted April 21, 2009 at 10:15 am by: Women's Leadership Contributors
Every day we are bombarded with anxiety provoking headlines citing massive layoffs, shrinking 401k balances and decaying home values. Regardless of the data’s relevance to our own personal situation (remember, bad news sells!), this doom and gloom news cycle contributes to a general feeling of apprehension and worry. I’m almost (almost!) beginning to long for the days when headlines focused on undergarment challenged starlets, verses the inherent risk in credit default swaps. How can we stay positive in our turbulent economy? Focus on what is IN our control, like our personal abilities –and strengthen them! Dramatic change can lead to new business opportunities, but may require new skills. Especially in times of financial turmoil, it’s critical for you to understand the reasons for financial swings and their impact on your firm’s operations. Feeling a little shaky about your financial skills? It may be the perfect time for a ‘refresher’ Finance course! There is a powerful amount of information contained in financial reports, data and language. With an understanding of that information and how to apply it, you can make better decisions, and leverage innovative opportunities—improving your personal performance. Acquiring a financial “tool kit” will help you weather the road ahead, and expand your career options-regardless of today’s headlines.
Join us May 11 &12 at Babson’s Executive Education Center for Finance for Today’s Non Financial Manager. In a small group setting, we’ll focus on a customized plan for YOU, –how to apply your new financial skills to make an immediate impact. Submitted by Victoria Sassine, Adjuct Lecturer in Finance, Babson College
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