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Category: Management

Career Advice for your Children

By Bill Kennedy Posted on January 21, 2014 Posted in Career Development, Change Management, Charity, Communication, Decision Making, Professional Development

Parents have to be more pragmatic in how they advise their offspring, so students gain the skills needed by business, according to Mark Venning, Chairman of the Canadian Education and Research Institute for Counselling, as quoted by the Globe and …

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Women in Management

By Bill Kennedy Posted on January 20, 2014 Posted in Business Drivers, Career Development

The Ontario Securities Commission wants to see more women in executive roles: The proposed amendments would require TSX-listed issuers (and other non-venture issuers) that are reporting issuers in Ontario to provide disclosure regarding the following matters on an annual basis: …

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Treasurer’s Report (I’d like to see)

By Bill Kennedy Posted on October 30, 2013 Posted in Accounting, Charity, Ethics, Financial Statements, Fundraising

“People don’t show in financial statements.”  The old Treasurer looked at the assembled charity Board.  “You see a building and salaries, but not the people.  When I address you every year, I usually talk about the leaky roof or the …

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Helping Students Find Accounting

By Bill Kennedy Posted on September 12, 2013 Posted in Accounting, Career Development

Accounting isn’t a popular subject. Accountants don’t have a sexy image.  Yet accountants perform a valuable service for both corporations and individuals.  They help people navigate through mazes of government regulations.  They save people money on taxes.  They help people …

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Status Reports with CLASS

By Bill Kennedy Posted on July 30, 2013 Posted in Charity, Communication, Management

Whether it’s reporting to the Executive Director, the Board or a funder, status reports are critical.  They show that: You are in control of the situation, despite any setbacks, You are organized, You are accountable for the resources used, and …

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Urgent vs. Important

By Bill Kennedy Posted on October 9, 2012 Posted in Key Performance Indicators, Management

Accounting is all about deadlines.  From the weekly cheque run to the monthly management reports, the quarterly shareholder reporting and the annual tax return, there is always something that has to be done NOW! At the same time, there are …

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Whose System is it, Anyway?

By Bill Kennedy Posted on October 2, 2012 Posted in Accounting Software, Decision Making, System Selection

There are many stages a computer system goes through during an implementation.  At first, it is just an idea perhaps starting with frustration with the current system or a sudden new requirement that the current computer (if there is one) …

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Habits of Successful Accountants #5 – Upgrading

By Bill Kennedy Posted on September 18, 2012 Posted in Budgeting, Document Imaging, Management

Personal professional development is very important for accountants, but have you noticed how often the accounting system languishes, still at the version that was installed years ago?  As an implementation consultant, I would talk to clients about features they were …

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Swimming With Sharks 1

By Bill Kennedy Posted on September 11, 2012 Posted in Business Intelligence, Management, Microsoft Dynamics GP, Workflow

As a small manufacturer, look getting your first order from a giant company like Walmart or Sears can be a dream come true.  But that dream can turn into a nightmare if you don’t have the right systems in place. …

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Budgeting Blues

By Bill Kennedy Posted on September 4, 2012 Posted in Budgeting, Document Imaging, Management

The Division Manager looked at me.  “Don’t ask me why we didn’t meet budget.  Those budget numbers aren’t mine.  They’re way too high.  I never agreed to that.”  If you are a financial analyst, that quote might be very familiar …

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