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How to evaluate economic impacts of entrepreneurial projects?
Discover the Economic Balance, an approach to take effective operational decisions (purchasing, hiring, investments, etc.) and the most important strategic decisions for an entrepreneur (expansion restructuring, relocation, opening of branches, etc.).
This tool brings a huge added value to classical financial approaches, by considering a 3 dimensions framework: qualitative, quantitative, and financial. It takes also into account all the dysfunctions generated by a project, which are usually forgotten by all other financial approaches.
The economic balance occupies a key place in the toolbox of any project manager, manager, entrepreneur, executive, etc.
The economic balance is a socio-economic management tool created by ISEOR, an academic institute based in Lyon, and taught in many academic curricula around the world. Nevertheless, it’s accessible to everybody without any background in finance or accounting.
This workshop is presented by David Matthey-Doret, transformation companion, trainer, and coach at Paradigm21.
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