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FAST FORWARD Building the Profession of Tomorrow Supporting Individuals and Business in a Global Economy Barry Melancon, President and CEO of the American Institute of CPAs Charles Tilley, CEO of the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants Spring Council | May 18-20, 2014
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Rebooting Business: Key themes from research Unlock value in the human dimension and non-financial assets Balancing short-term focus versus long-term sustainable success Harnessing the power of transparency Collaboration is key to success for management accountants
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Working in collaboration to connect the dots CEOs want people with: Strong technical skills in their discipline Multi-disciplinary expertise and ability to collaborate Skills in management competencies Strong strategic understanding of the business as a whole
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LIFELONG LEARNING Defining the Management Accounting Profession CGMA in 2015 COMPETENCIES ROLE OF MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING GLOBAL MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES SYLLABUS ASSESSMENT CPD HELPING PEOPLE SUCCEED HELPING BUSINESS SUCCEED RIGOROUS RESEARCH
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Global Management Accounting Principles
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The purpose of the Global Management Accounting Principles is to enable any size of organisation to benchmark their finance function against the Principles to identify elements of the function that need to be changed to support the improved resilience of that organisation. Global Management Accounting Principles
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Three Overriding Management Accounting Principles COMMUNICATING WITH IMPACT PREPARING RELEVANT INFORMATION MODELLING VALUE CREATION Values of Management Accountants Professional, Relevant, Innovative, Diligent, Ethical
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Budgeting Business control Cost transformation External reporting Investment appraisal Price and product decisions Project management Regulatory adherence and compliance Resource allocation Risk management Strategic tax management Treasury and cash management Areas to which principles will be applied
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We are talking to business
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Issues Facing Business Customer focus Cost leadership Risk management External environment Finance partnering Big data and data analytics Business models
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Customer Focused ISSUES
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Cost Leadership Integrated management information system drives 20% lower costs than peers. ISSUES 20%
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Risk Management—Disruptive Technologies ISSUES “Save water with one rinse. It can be easy to forget that one in nine people still lack a steady supply of water...It’s vital that we make every single drop count.” Projectsunlight.com
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Data analytics are a competitive advantage ISSUES “UPS has a history of monitoring and standardizing even the smallest issues, from drivers keeping keys hooked on a finger instead of in their pockets and making only right turns, to increase efficiency and reduce costs.” UPS Crunches Data to Make Routes More Efficient, Save Gas By Mary Schlangenstein, Bloomberg.com, Oct 30, 2013
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Changing business models ISSUES Freemium Peer to Peer Omni-channel
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SMEs are going global Source: SAP/Oxford Economics Q2, 2013 Survey
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SMEs are going global Source: SAP/Oxford Economics Q2, 2013 Survey
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SMEs are targeting cost efficiencies based on data analytics Source: SAP/Oxford Economics Q2, 2013 Survey
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Copyright © 2014 American Institute of CPAs. All rights reserved. Thank You
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2014 AICPA Spring Council Scottsdale, Arizona May 18-20, 2014
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