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Mastering Financial Acumen: Why HR Professionals Need to Embrace Business Literacy with Paul Butler

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In this episode of the "HR Mixtape," host Shari Simpson welcomes Paul Butler, Client Partner at Newleaf Training and Development. They delve into the critical importance of financial acumen for HR professionals, emphasizing how understanding financial metrics can enhance decision-making and drive business success. Paul shares insights from his extensive experience, highlighting the need for HR to partner with finance to maximize organizational performance.

Key Takeaways:

  1. Financial literacy is essential for HR professionals to align human resources with business results.
  2. Building relationships with finance colleagues can create a safe space for HR to ask questions and improve their financial understanding.
  3. Implementing zero-based budgeting encourages a more strategic approach to financial planning and resource allocation.

Tune in to learn how HR can leverage financial insights to foster a more effective workplace!

Guest(s): Paul Butler, Client Partner, Newleaf Training and Development

Book: Business Financial Intelligence: A mindset and skillset few people have and all organizations need.

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121 episodes

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In this episode of the "HR Mixtape," host Shari Simpson welcomes Paul Butler, Client Partner at Newleaf Training and Development. They delve into the critical importance of financial acumen for HR professionals, emphasizing how understanding financial metrics can enhance decision-making and drive business success. Paul shares insights from his extensive experience, highlighting the need for HR to partner with finance to maximize organizational performance.

Key Takeaways:

  1. Financial literacy is essential for HR professionals to align human resources with business results.
  2. Building relationships with finance colleagues can create a safe space for HR to ask questions and improve their financial understanding.
  3. Implementing zero-based budgeting encourages a more strategic approach to financial planning and resource allocation.

Tune in to learn how HR can leverage financial insights to foster a more effective workplace!

Guest(s): Paul Butler, Client Partner, Newleaf Training and Development

Book: Business Financial Intelligence: A mindset and skillset few people have and all organizations need.

  continue reading

121 episodes

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