Impacting Business Leaders
The pursuit of professional certifications such as the ICAG and ACCA is often marked by a gruelling cycle of “constructive friction” – a state in which students struggle to reconcile … Read More
INTRODUCTION It is very important to assess the performance of an organization. But the question we ask ourselves is; “……how can we assess the performance of an organization?” The assessment … Read More
Business leaders often believe they understand their organisations’ strengths and weaknesses. A long-standing, high-value customer appears to be an asset; a close-knit family board seems to guarantee unity. Yet the … Read More
From taxable gifts and in-kind grants to debt relief and internally generated funds, public revenue is more varied than it first appears. When people think about how governments finance public … Read More
Profit-and-loss statements are essential for reporting performance to investors and other stakeholders. But when managers use them to make operational decisions, the same statements can sometimes point in the wrong … Read More
Why modern auditing is less about checking every number and more about judgment, risk and public trust The popular image of an auditor is a meticulous “bean counter”, checking every … Read More
Before you choose a location, accept debt relief or buy shares, understand these often-overlooked tax consequences. One tax decision can change the economics of an entire business. In Ghana, where … Read More
Introduction: Beyond the Headlines of Waste We’ve all seen the headlines that make our blood boil – stories of government waste, inefficiency, and financial irregularities that seem almost unbelievable. The … Read More
Every business owner faces a fundamental question: what does it truly cost to produce a product or deliver a service? The answer shapes pricing, profitability analysis and investment decisions. Yet … Read More
Business leaders are routinely asked what a company is worth—whether the business is their own, a competitor’s or a potential acquisition. The instinct is to look for one definitive figure. … Read More
