For whom?

The programme 'Financial Management for Non-Financial Managers' is designed for:

  • Professionals
  • Functional managers outside finance
  • General managers with little prior knowledge of finance

In previous editions of our programmes, we had the pleasure of welcoming participants from institutions and companies such as: Electrabel, ING, Tupperware, Materialise, Eandis, Infrabel, Philips, Damiaanactie, Janssens Pharmaceutica, Ministerie van de Vlaamse Gemeenschap, Caterpillar, Reynaers Aluminium, Druma, Barco, All Sport, Van Gansewinkel, Sea-Invest, ParticipatieMaatschappij Vlaanderen, FlandersBio, Bekaert, Remy Automotive, Fingas, Shurgard, Keppel Seghers, Van Hool, ...

Participants from our finance essentials have held a variety of positions, including: marketing manager, programme manager, project manager, business unit manager, CEO, consultant, vice president, coordinator, plant manager, technology manager, commercial director, general manager, credit specialist, managing director, executive director, CTO, sales manager, innovation manager, product manager, marketing director, team leader, business analyst, key account manager, business lawyer, business development manager, R&D manager, purchasing manager, ...

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