Overview

Overview

In 1494 Luca Pacioli invented accounting and published the first balance sheet. 500 years later (following the invention of the inkjet color printer) a major new feature has been added: Color. It all becomes so clear ...

The world has moved on from the traditional Finance for Non-financial Managers training course. There is a new way of learning accounting and financial literacy, called Color Accounting® (patent pending). It presents financial information in a visual way that makes logical sense and simplifies the information by using color and diagrams. It makes accounting come alive! Anyone can now understand how to read balance sheets and income statements, and make much more sense of the information.

Right Brain Accounting®... an approach to accounting that makes sense to non-accountants

One of the key differences in the way accounting & finance can now be taught is that Color Accounting first creates a platform of real understanding. You achieve a profound understanding of the fundamental principles first. By investing in this solid understanding up front you will exponentially move on to apply your new understanding and build your business acumen. It's amazing what true understanding enables.

You will very quickly and easily:
+ Read and interpret financial statements
+ Understand the numbers, seeing relationships and implications that may have been invisible before
+ Make business sense of the reports
+ Perform financial analysis to see what the numbers are saying about the underlying business
+ Clarify ambiguous financial terms that don’t have one clear meaning, like ‘cost’ and ‘capital’
+ Understand jargon like depreciation, capitalization, deferred income and prepaid expenses

You will be able to:
+ Think more critically about financial issues
+ Make more informed financial decisions
+ Communicate financial information more powerfully
+ Understand the levers to increase your businesses returns
+ Enjoy greater business acumen ... which is ultimately what most participants want!

More information available here on the Accounting Comes Alive website.