This is the ability to translate and convey financial and non-financial information effectively to all levels both within and outside of the organisation. competencies as determined in the competency framework for accountants in the Philippines are still relevant and so to the core competencies expected to the graduate accounting students as determined in the CMO No. This should be seen . The CGMA designation recognises the most talented and committed management accountants with the discipline and skill to drive strong business performance. ACCA's competency framework has now been replaced by our new career navigator. COSO Internal Control Certificate Programme, Chartered Global Management Accountant - CGMA, The Global Management Accounting Principles, Demonstrate awareness and knowledge of the professional accounting standards, Apply those principles to accurately record financial transactions and maintain appropriate supporting documentation, Review the accuracy and legitimacy of recorded financial transactions and related reports, Assist in developing and implementing new accounting and reporting pronouncements and determine the resulting impact, Recommend appropriate accounting and reporting treatment for certain transactions, Demonstrate advanced level understanding of accounting standards, Develop, manage and execute plans for implementation of new or updated accounting and reporting pronouncements, Identify potential issues associated with unusual or complex transactions, review and approve the appropriate treatment, Perform all activities within the receivables process; calculate non-complex provisions using appropriate methods; identify risks of bad debts, Perform all activities within the payables process, Perform month end close activities and provide accurate and timely financial submissions, Reconcile sub-ledgers to general ledger and perform other related account reconciliations; evaluate accounts for legitimacy and balance substantiation, Understand the different components and interdependencies of the organisations chart of accounts, Oversee the receivables process; identify ways to mitigate debt related risks; calculate the impact of debtors on financial ratios; calculate non-routine provisions, Oversee the payables process; calculate the impact of creditors on financial ratios, Oversee all month-end close processes and activities, Reconcile complex accounts involving inconsistent data from non-integrated systems, Define new general ledger accounts and ensure proper maintenance of the organisations chart of accounts, Resolve exceptional situations in the receivables process, calculate complex provisions; advise on debtor risk mitigation methods, Manage centralised, complex accounts payable processes; advise on implications of creditor profile on the business performance as well as alternative processes related to payables, Simplify, improve and harmonise existing and complex processes and systems for account reconciliations and month-end closing, Define and design effective charts of accounts, Ensure effective accounting processes and implement changes consistent with best practices, Understand and describe the main elements of financial statements and reports, Understand general compliance requirements and provide accurate and timely financial submissions, Prepare financial statements and reports and ensure accuracy, completeness, and compliance with reporting requirements, Identify potential compliance issues and recommend solutions to upper management; ensure timely completion of financial reporting requirements, Ensure integrity, accuracy and completeness of financial statements; discuss the need for and nature of appropriate disclosures, Implement efficient process changes consistent with best practices; create a corporate culture of compliance and shared accountability, Advise on the ethical selection and adaption of relevant accounting policies and estimates, Understand and apply basic concepts of cost accounting to support entities operational and financial requirements, Demonstrate knowledge to effectively identify and update product costs as necessary, Break down key business processes, allocate costs and income on an agreed standardized basis and identify performance issues, Apply various costing methods such as standard, marginal and absorption methods and explain corresponding advantages and disadvantages, Interpret material, labour, variable/fixed overhead and associated variances, Implement and apply advanced costing techniques and discern whether costing techniques used by the organisation are appropriate, Advise on role and classification of quality costing, including prevention, appraisal and internal/external failure costs, Recommend on the creation of new and select products and services with corresponding selling price with impact on the business, Advise on the role of sustainability and environmental cost accounting and its contribution to improved environmental, social and financial business performance, Approve offering on new products and services and advise on alternative pricing strategies with financial consequences, Demonstrate basic understanding of techniques used to analyse and manage costs, Apply various techniques such as target costing, value analysis, life cycle and discuss implications, Prepare analysis and reports that enable the business management to effectively challenge costs and inform decision-making, Participate in waste elimination efforts with the business to understand key drivers and cost reduction opportunities, Manage cost challenge processes and work closely with the business to ensure key performance indicators are measuring the right metrics, Discuss and recommend transfer pricing systems and evaluate effect of transfer prices, Provide leadership and coaching to team members on cost control and reporting issues, Advise on strategic cost transformation including cutting waste while maintaining or enhancing value creation, Lead business on strategy, design and implementation of work, Contribute to business planning, budgeting and expenditure forecasting processes, Apply basic modelling, forecasting and planning techniques to develop cost forecasts with cost drivers identified and explained, Lead planning processes, including setting targets, communicating assumptions, coordinating budget preparation, challenging submissions and seeking synergies upon consolidation, Provide the business with relevant financial support to enable effective planning while applying moderate budgeting and forecasting techniques, Provide reasoned advice on modelling, planning and forecasting with reference to cost, time and quality which might include an understanding of some aspects of the organisation strategic direction, Translate business strategy into financial targets and tactical plans and support execution in a controlled risk and reward-based manner, Interpret and make effective management decisions using benchmarking, trends, and other planning and forecasting methods; develop and implement improvements to the planning processes, Establish and ensure effective and consistent modelling, planning and forecasting processes across business unit(s) and identify and implement best practices in these processes, Apply investment appraisal techniques to investment appraisals, Communicate and apply investment decision making criteria, Evaluate and appraise large and complex investments, capital expenditures and financing projects, Review investment appraisals and provide guidance and recommendations, Anticipate future needs of the organisation including portfolio actions, Use financial ratio analysis to evaluate the organisations performance, its financial state, the effectiveness of its use of working capital and its creditworthiness, Apply discounted cash flow (DCF) techniques to evaluate commercial and financial decisions; determine and challenge the assumptions that drive commercial decisions, Prepare profit and loss, economic value added and cash flow analysis to enable decision-making; evaluate changes in account balances and identify items requiring escalation, Apply common quantitative techniques such as discounted cash flow (DCF) and value at risk (VAR) to model the economic, fiscal and accounting impact of typical commercial activities or standard financial structures and instruments, Provide analysis to support decision-making, including presenting economic outcomes, identifying the key value drivers, benefits, sensitivities and risks, accounting and fiscal implications, Prepare and analyse problems using sensitivity analysis and other techniques; review variance analyses and account reconciliations, and identify significant items requiring the attention of higher-level management, Review outputs of financial and cash flow analyses to develop views and guide management; resolve significant reporting variances or recommend corrective actions where needed, Approve and present financial statements and analysis to executive management and provide recommendations for improvements, Design reporting and monitoring regimes to track performance against corporate objectives, Apply sophisticated quantitative analysis to identify the business, commercial and financial impact on the organisation of different courses of action; advise on actions or options to improve the modelled outcome, Interpret and translate financial statements to drive strategic and successful business decisions and growth; provide guidance to the business using best practice in cash flow analysis, Communicate financial results to chief executive officer, board of directors and external stakeholders, Assess cutting-edge developments in quantitative analysis and incorporate relevant developments into the organisations methodologies, Set standards for business analysis to support strategic direction and comparison; develop and implement finance solutions to complex and high value commercial decisions including all aspects of non-technical risk and business delivery, Extract and deliver straightforward management information reports, Prepare and provide accurate and timely financial data, where appropriate, for inclusion in the financial control process, Develop business unit reporting systems for management, project or performance reporting and implement processes to deliver management information according to the reporting cycle, Assess, generate and implement ideas to optimise identification and delivery of management information to multi-functional teams, Lead the development of functional reporting systems, for management, project or performance reporting, Challenge and make fundamental changes to address root causes of management information and reporting quality/correctness issues, Interpret and provide basic analysis of management information and link to business unit strategy and operational performance, Analyse business results, identify learning points and help to communicate them through the organisation, Distinguish between internal and external factors that have an impact on performance and analyse market and competitor behaviour, Create proposals for new transactions or ways of doing business based upon a sound business understanding, Set-up, prepare and lead appraisals that enable effective monitoring as well as improvement of business performance, Assist line management in preparing action plans for identified areas of improvement; own and drive the use of key performance indicators and accurate, timely and forward-looking management information, Own, select and use financial and non-financial key performance indicators in business appraisal; interpret trends from financial reports, extrapolate and evaluate risk in complex scenarios, Interpret and analyse management information, in the context of the external environment and business objectives, to advise decision-makers, Identify and manage non-technical risk arising during the delivery of products or services in the pursuit of business opportunities, Evaluate the impact that key portfolio decisions will have on costs and other key performance indicators and integrate impacts in on-going performance management and appraisal, Review management reports, including identification and awareness of the key causes of business variances, Interpret financial reports and accounts, identify and evaluate risks and opportunities, supervise while applying appropriate mitigation where necessary, Interpret the content of management reports and identify key causes of business variances, Provide advice and guidance on the content of business performance reports and the causes of variances, Design reporting structures and assess achievement against corporate goals and objectives, Demonstrate basic understanding in distinguishing between internal and external factors that impact on performance, Benchmark business performance internally and externally; deliver benchmark management information to specific needs to allow decision-making that pushes performance boundaries, Identify funding needs, assess credit rating using standard credit models and implement standard corporate funding solutions where appropriate, Execute standard cash management solutions, Negotiate, implement and provide ongoing first line support of alternative cash management solutions available in the market, Complete corporate reporting for foreign currency cash flows; execute a forward contract, Design, negotiate, implement and execute cash management solutions to complex or unusual business requirements, Manage standard cash management solutions contracts; monitor corporate reporting on foreign currency cash flows, Perform limited analysis of mergers, acquisitions and divestitures prospects, Assess the attractiveness of mergers, acquisitions and divestitures versus organic growth options for the organisation, Provide independent perspective and analysis of valuation, deal economics, deal structure, counterparty motivations and overall financial and structural aspects of mergers, acquisitions and divestitures transactions, Manage the due diligence process, including interactions with the deal negotiating team, from scope definition to interpretation of findings, Analyse and communicate the impact of mergers, acquisitions and divestitures on business strategy and portfolio management and compare to organic growth options, Act as finance lead for major multi-disciplinary mergers, acquisitions and divestitures transactions and lead post implementation reviews of the selected business transactions, Act as finance lead for the most significant and complex mergers, acquisitions and divestitures transactions, Assess cutting edge developments in mergers, acquisitions and divestitures policies and processes and incorporate relevant developments into the organisations strategy, Review and understand basic corporate treasury policies pertaining to your business unit; able to implement standard treasury risk management solutions where appropriate, Assess credit risk of counterparties using credit models; develop basic short and medium term cash flow forecasts and advise on appropriate action, Analyse the corporate treasury policies pertaining to areas of the business, Evaluate common treasury exposures and financial instruments, including the financial mathematics underpinning their pricing, Advise business units in the implementation, execution and analysis of corporate treasury policies; assess key operational treasury risks, design and implement risk-based mitigation, Negotiate, implement and provide on-going first-line support to alternative or non-standard risk management solutions where appropriate, Lead and provide strategic oversight on the implementation and execution of corporate treasury policies for the organisation, Establish and lead culture of risk management by providing executive oversight in policies, practices and reporting, Able to analyse, interpret and display knowledge within a process of due diligence, Display solid knowledge in analysing and interpreting valuation decisions, Exhibit experience and advanced analytical ability to strategically determine effectiveness and appropriateness of valuation decisions, Understand basic corporate funding arrangements, Support funding arrangements and coordinate debt ratings process, Apply corporate finance and funding techniques from first principles to complex and unusual situations, Negotiate funding arrangements including corporate credit facilities, public and private financing arrangements and minimise total cost of funds, Oversee banking relationships and maintain external communication with rating agencies and investment banks, Evaluate and recommend optimal capital structure; develop and challenge shareholder models and link to economic models, Obtain basic understanding of the application of the organisations risk management policies, Apply relevant risk regulations, policies and procedures to non-complex business issues, Develop innovative approaches to managing significant business risks effectively and efficiently, Lead implementation, execution and monitoring activities, Advise on best solutions and foresee the impact of changes in regulations, policies and procedures for non-complex and increasingly complex business issues, Drive integration and standardisation of risk management processes across the organisation, Advise on the application of the organisations risk management policies, industry best practices and construct organisation guidelines, Analyse trends in risk management and internal control, evaluate implications, define and implement organisation-wide response, Demonstrate basic understanding of the entitys risk components and organisational controls, Participate in risk assessment and identification efforts, Identify and assess the impact and likelihood of risks to achieving business objectives; monitor changes in risk environment, Understand effective controls or mitigation options to manage specific risks and refer to experts where appropriate, Monitor the effectiveness of actions taken to manage identified risks and intervene as appropriate, Understand and be able to explain the purpose of risk mitigation measures, Understand, develop and prepare risk reporting, Develop and implement appropriate risk mitigation for significant and unusual risks to which the business is exposed, Provide advice on business continuity management mechanisms, define appropriate risk responses for reasonably foreseeable emergency scenarios and events, Design and implement risk reporting systems and communicate to executive management risk processes and results including recommendations for improvement, Develop innovative and strategic approaches to managing significant business risks across the organisation, Interpret risk reporting and make effective decisions based on high-level understanding and expertise, Understand internal control framework and the type of risks to mitigate, Identify, interpret and apply control guidelines and requirements on specific governance issues, Actively promote the application of risk management and risk-based approach to internal control, Operate financial controls, specific user access and/or data integrity controls; perform regular reviews of segregation of duties conflicts, Assist in the development and implementation of governance frameworks and fit-for-purpose financial controls, Establish processes to monitor compliance and effectiveness of financial controls in line with the organisations methodology; identify, develop and implement process improvements where needed, Implement data integrity and user access controls to mitigate risks associated with specific processes, Assess potential impact of segregation of duties conflicts; identify and implement remediation and/or compensating controls, Act as a custodian and maintain the integrity and consistency of business governance and control frameworks, Significantly improve and monitor risk-based system of financial control; develop solutions for the effectiveness of existing controls to manage the business risks, Manage, remediate and enforce compliance procedures; define and implement end-to-end user access management processes and standards, covering role design, access provisioning, monitoring and remediation, Drive the standardisation and integration of risk-based user access management processes by making optimal use of system controls and available IT solutions, Define fit-for-purpose control frameworks and ensure implementation and full compliance of control policies across the organisation, Evaluate the implications of changes in regulations and best practices related to governance and financial controls; drive implementation of organisation-wide responses, Create risk-based governance frameworks to handle complex and unusual business activities and issues, Lead benchmarking or process improvement initiatives to improve controls, Execute audits to provide independent and objective assurance, including preparing audit draft reports and parts of the audit work program by applying corporate internal audit methodology, Maintain manual of authorities for specific areas; manage specific assurance activities in support of managements self-assessment; identify required resources to complete an individual audit, Prepare the audit work program for each audit; develop efficient and effective assurance activities, Review assurance plans and audit programs to ensure appropriate coverage, Ensure proposed audit work programs focus on the material risks for the area under audit and is compliant with all relevant internal and external standards, Address significant, complex and non-routine problems with respect to the audit plan and advise others on how to perform audit assessments, Obtain working knowledge of the organisations information systems environment (hardware, software and networks), Monitor the applications and effectiveness of the organisations information systems, Proactively share knowledge across the business to streamline systems, Develop and communicate strategic vision regarding the finance systems and supporting technology, Demonstrate understanding of the accounting systems and their functionality, Understand applicability of new and improved IT developments and solutions, Display ability to identify potential upgrades, enhancements, new products and their effects, Monitor recent technology developments and recommend implementation where practical, Champion productive technology solutions to meet business needs, Participate in the functional development and specifications of new IT solutions in the accounting area, Lead implementation of technology upgrades/enhancements, Analyse external IT developments for data integrity and access control management, Recommend new systems to automate existing processes and ways to re-engineer business process to effectively use new technology, Develop organisation-wide approach and best practices on the adaption of new technologies and solutions, Lead and direct the definition and development of new IT solutions to improve the efficiency of the system of financial control, Partner with IT to ensure that the organisation has the appropriate resources to implement new technology, Demonstrate understanding of basic principles and application of business tax, Understand and discuss routine tax matters such as income tax, indirect tax, corporate tax within clear guidelines, Assess technical tax issues of reasonable complexity (in areas of specialisation), Provide tax advice and creatively solve technical tax issues that are non-routine and/or complex, Interpret new legislation and evaluate its implications for the organisation, and/or advise on application of existing legislation to new situations, Apply basic tax accounting principles to appropriately record taxes, Apply corporate and international tax accounting standards to appropriately report the tax implications of the organisations transactions, Identify and implement improvements to tax accounting and reporting processes within the tax department; highlight implications of latest international standards and Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) in relation to tax accounting, Demonstrate basic understanding of taxation strategies, Provide tax support from scoping to post-transaction implementation on certain projects, Manage corporate tax matters innovatively and strategically; recommend and advise on solutions for complex tax projects or deals affecting more than one jurisdiction, Aware of the organisations business plan, immediate environment and the possible impact of events and activities on the organisation; understand current role in relation to executing the business plan, Observe and notice events that are out of the ordinary, make connections, draw conclusions and feed ideas and observations to senior finance colleagues, Understand the strategic direction of the organisation and highlight areas of potential value or risk, Analyse the organisations wider environment and draw conclusions about the impact of events and activities; guide the team to create solutions that deliver value in line with the business and finance plans, Link ideas or events, use insights to shape the views of managers and feed insights and observations to senior finance colleagues to influence business decisions, Understand the steps to achieve long-term business strategy, identify immediate threats or opportunities to the business and resolve or escalate them accordingly, Evaluate the organisations wider environment and offer insights based on an understanding of the business to influence change at tactical, team and individual levels and make informed business decisions and strategy, Explain the strategic direction of the organisation to others; develop a prioritised finance plan that both delivers the needs of the business and is consistent with the overall finance functional strategy and business plan, Ensure the team is focused on identified priorities; develop and implement solutions at an operational level to address actions emanating from insights, either to mitigate critical risk or capitalise on opportunity, Offer unique insights based on a deep understanding of political, social, business, market and finance trends; use insights to lead and influence change at strategic, tactical, team and individual levels across the organisation, Develop finance strategy that is aligned with the organisations long-term plan that anticipates and supports business need, ensures appropriate resources are allocated to deliver effectively including goals to expand capacity, improve productivity and surpass industry benchmarks, Identify and focus on future critical areas for the organisation and devise strategy to maximize opportunity and minimise risk, Know the organisations products and services and the markets in which they are sold; be aware of key industry structures and the organisations position in it, Have working knowledge of the organisations customers and competitors; understand the relationship the organisation has with the industry regulators and other key stakeholders, Demonstrate awareness of external and global factors and potential impact on the performance of the organisation, Apply knowledge of the organisations products and services along with their markets to own activities, including regulatory environment to day-to-day role, Use sound knowledge of the organisations customers and competitors to analyse and challenge business cases; apply regulatory understanding in support of reporting requirements and investment funding decisions, Devise short-term tactical responses based on understanding of impact of external factors on the organisations performance, Use understanding of the organisations commercial business and markets to tailor offerings to current and future needs, including the impact of external factors in order to influence business strategy, Devise information reporting tools to aid the understanding of regulatory stakeholders; work with internal stakeholders to support needs of regulators, Assess and understand customer and competitor strengths and limitations and use insight to influence business decisions, Apply in-depth understanding of the organisations products and markets to shape strategy; establish relationships with external stakeholders to set strategic direction of future regulatory framework, Monitor and forecast changes in customer and competitor behaviour and develop appropriate organisation response; determine impact of emerging business models and sponsor initiatives to deliver optimal response, Advise others on regulatory regime, including funding sources and regulatory benchmarks, Aware of key business processes and key metrics associated with each business relevant to their area of work, Comply with relevant processes and operating procedures and draw attention to issues that get in the way of process compliance, Contribute to and make suggestions for process improvement activities, Operate parts of key business processes assigned; understand the elements that make up each process and the performance measures that can be applied to each; proactively identify process improvement opportunities, Implement best practices and industry trends; manage others to ensure they comply with processes and operating procedures in place to achieve results, Ensure standardisation is applied to all processes creating, developing, improving and complying with the standards, Set up business processes to deliver successful outcomes, assess their effectiveness and review performance measures relating to each, Identify opportunity for synergy and integration of processes and influence others to identify more efficient sustainable processes, Set demanding and realistic targets for process improvement and ensure changes to existing processes are carried out in a systematic and logical way, Benchmark internal performance against external indicators and apply best practice to the business, Define process improvement to achieve business performance; manage key business processes from end-to-end such that they add value to the business, Drive opportunity to integrate, standardise and simplify systems and processes, Understand the interests and profiles of key stakeholders of the organisation, Understand typical contracts and legal agreements used in the business unit; ensure that the contracts are executed in alignment with stated terms and report contract performance, Understand the tools and systems for contract creation and compilation, change control and variations and maintain appropriate contract documentation, Analyse stakeholder profile and highlight areas to achieve and improve joint efficiencies, Demonstrate thorough knowledge of contract terms and their commercial significance; facilitate the successful running of contract using procedures in place for the team and report on performance, Manage contract change control, variations, payment and final account processes utilising the required systems, Work with stakeholders to develop and drive potential efficiency improvements, Draft and negotiate simple contracts or amendments, with support from lawyers; analyse and explain key contract terms and risks, Provide guidance on correct procedures to successfully run contracts; manage reporting procedures to allow for prompt response to problems; review and evaluate formal change control requests to check for consistency and justification, Apply an understanding of and participate in the development of project plans (i.e., actions, resources required and timelines), Execute part of a project, monitor own progress, identify obstacles and take corrective actions, Develop simple project plans including business case, contingencies, critical paths and apply project management tools and techniques, Manage and monitor implementation of multiple project plans and handle obstacles effectively, Lead in developing and implementing complex project plans that have implications across business units or the organisation, Identify new and innovative ways to achieve required outputs of projects, Evaluate and communicate the impact of project dependencies, Identify projects that drive value creation and align them to organisational strategies, Champion projects that have broad implications across the organisation by aligning and influencing all key stakeholders, Understand behaviour and effects (adverse and positive) of issues involved in both the domestic and global economy, Ability to analyse various economic indicators and their impact on the organisation goals, strategies, products and services, Proactively listen to, consider and embrace diverse ideas and styles, Interact effectively with all people and participate in teams and groups and cooperate with others, Apply an understanding of available resources and use them effectively, Encourage an environment in which people value diversity either in recruitment, team formation and/or in developing plans and strategies, Bring team members into discussions so that they can contribute their ideas, are involved in setting team objectives and feel engaged on issues that affect them, Identify and manage the teams strengths and weaknesses and resolve issues to achieve shared goals; promote trust, openness and respect for others; guide and motivate team, Anticipate additional requirements and use available resources appropriately, Recruit and retain people from diverse backgrounds and ensure resources are available to help them succeed in the organisation, Facilitate teams to develop new ideas, more powerful than any original individual ideas; eliminate low-value activities within the department, Effectively manage global teams and adapt style to accommodate cultural differences; encourage cross-functional and cross-boundary working and resolve conflict of interest, Harness the collective energy of the team to achieve business success; create opportunities for teams to network internally to share knowledge and best practice, Advocate and successfully leverage diversity to maximize organisational strength across the organisation, Create a culture that promotes cooperation and integration over internal competition; proactively identify and re-align resources to meet strategic business priorities, Continuously encourage others to harness and maximise the skills, experience and expertise of all team members; provide resources and remove obstacles to support cross-functional and geographically dispersed teams, Create a common goal and a climate where people feel part of something bigger than their own individual success or their immediate team, Seek, provide and successfully incorporate feedback into future behaviour, Orient new employees on the job; aware of the need for and the value of training, both for self and others, Take ownership of career; implement a development plan that is aligned with performance evaluation; and/or partner with manager to identify strengths and opportunities, Proactively seek feedback to gauge and monitor progress and update development plan to facilitate continuous self-improvement, Participate in developing and delivering training to finance employees and business partners; use relevant training courses and programs to build the skills of others, Provide regular, timely, constructive and actionable feedback to team members and management; proactively identify potential people for talent development opportunities, Create a team environment where members provide each other with constructive feedback regularly and in challenging situations, Identify and communicate strengths and development areas in others; ensure development plans are implemented; empower and give adequate exposure for all team members, Balance the needs of the organisation and career needs for individuals; lead the talent management process for the department; lead training solutions, Drive strategic training initiatives to enhance the whole organisation; lead and influence the broader development planning process, Actively arrange for developmental or stretch assignments into other functional areas or business units for the benefit of the organisation and the individual, Champion the recruitment, development and retention of high potential and high performing individuals; make time available for coaching, mentoring and feedback, Apply an understanding of and participate in the performance management process, Establish and accept accountability for set objectives; take ownership of assigned work through to completion; take action before being asked, Consistently deliver high quality work on time and against commitments, Contribute to the achievement of team and business unit objectives; support colleagues to help them achieve their goals, Participate with senior manager and team members to align both individual and team goals for specific assignments, Ensure goals are aligned to key department objectives; understand the link between the achievement of results and the financial impact on the bottom line, Create a sense of urgency and focus the team on delivering and achieving results based on appropriately high standards and measures, Monitor team performance as well as challenge and deal with poor performance; follow through on own and team commitments, Manage and communicate all aspects of the performance management process ensuring alignment with development plans, Ensure accountability among the team to set stretch targets; drive challenging targets and review functional performance against these targets, Create an environment where teams and individuals enjoy achieving results; leverage additional capability in resources to deliver results, Promote the expectation of exceptional performance as the norm; look for new ways to improve performance and deliver value, Lead in driving enhancing performance management throughout the whole organisation, Establish and drive the strategies and standards required to deliver against business plans; translate internal and external analysis into strategy and action, Set and promote standards for best practice and outstanding service delivery; create programs and incentives that drive and reward results, Set up and structure business units so they have the capability to deliver against strategic targets, Demonstrate a positive and can do attitude; adopt a consistent and positive approach in times of stress, Appreciate the contribution and efforts of other team members and colleagues, Help, support and celebrate the achievement of colleagues, Make timely decisions in a self-assured way when demanded and confidently justify and maintain own position or decision when challenged, Generate commitment by involving team members when setting team direction and objectives; help them see how they contribute to team and organisation success, Publicise and celebrate team/ individual achievement and success; assess strengths and needs of others to get the best out of them; reassure after setback, discuss issues and ways to prevent reoccurrence, Personally build the confidence of others in their own capacity to succeed, or in the future success of their team, unit or organisation; provide guidance, support and incentives to motivate others, Make statements to build hope, optimism, excitement and enthusiasm in others; recognise and reward team and individual contribution and achievement, Demonstrate own belief in and high expectations for the success of a particular plan or strategy, Create processes or methods to boost the confidence of internal or external stakeholders in the present and future success of own team, unit or organisation or in their own capacity to succeed, Inspire exceptional performance by building a collective corporate identity and communicating a shared purpose, Create a culture that inspires people to do their best because they feel valued; create strategies to recognise, reward and celebrate contribution and achievement, Understand the business needs, direction and changes in management, Evaluate how change management affects current roles and responsibilities, Support implementation of organisational changes and assist in carrying out the goals and objectives of the management team, Understand the business objectives and how management changes tie to business unit performance and results, Interpret, communicate and facilitate the implementation processes of change management, Effectively manage change management along with potential conflicts to maximise acceptance, cooperation and achieve business objectives, Advise on and influence change management; participate in the planning and implementation of organisational changes, Monitor change management results and measure with business objectives, Handle sensitive aspects of organisational change management, Strategically design selection and implementation of organizational changes to drive and exceed business objectives, Adapt your personal style to suit different people and situations, Listen to and be sensitive to the views and values of others, Understand and relate to others from different cultural background, including peers and customers in an open, friendly and professional way, Sell own ideas and agenda by linking them to the needs and goals of others, Anticipate responses of others when choosing the approach to take, Remain professional in difficult situations; demonstrate empathy to understand the feelings and actions of others; and give difficult messages in a way that limits misunderstanding and promotes acceptance, Use a combination of logic, personal passion, conviction and interpersonal skills to influence others, Relate to, develop and make use of a wide network of key relationships from both inside and outside the organisation to influence others, Lobby to build behind the scene support for ideas and plans and solicit the involvement of others to build ownership and buy-in, Recognise the different negotiating styles of parties to a negotiation and adapt style accordingly, Support negotiations by providing information and being part of the team, Understand who the key stakeholders are in a given situation and be able to communicate individual requirements, Make decisions based on facts, common sense, previous experience; weigh up the pros and cons; and be able to explain the reasoning behind decisions, Establish working level relationships with third-party counterparts to resolve routine issues, Understand stakeholders positions and bargaining power and be able to negotiate and/or participate in negotiations with some support, Manage buy-in and gain trust with internal stakeholders prior to and during negotiations, Manage internal expectations and keep all parties informed of developments; ensure best negotiation practice in terms of preparation, approach, strategy, tactics and style, Research and use data from a range of sources to make robust fact-based decisions; make available choices clear and simple to stakeholders, Review the immediate results, broad implications and unintended consequences of a decision, Negotiate in tough situations with both external and internal stakeholders; demonstrate confidence, good political savvy and maintain credibility with third-party key decision-makers, Adjust personal positions and style quickly if circumstances change favourably and unfavourably; win concessions without damaging stakeholder relationship, Mange the negotiation team effectively; ensure each member is fully prepared for the negotiation; consistently secure positive outcome from the negotiation, Assess and lead fact-based decisions in high-risk situations; coach others accordingly; and take accountability for final decision outcomes, Demonstrate use of a direct and diplomatic style; challenge information to detect discrepancies in reasoning, Show an excellent sense of timing, quickly gain trust and respect of all other parties to the negotiations, Lead the most complex negotiations and demonstrate expert closing skills and excellent political and cultural savvy, Lead fact-based decision-making for long-term strategic issues; analyse the wider business and political implications when making decisions, including the effectiveness of outcome, Share strategic insights and knowledge to help others make sound decisions, Listen actively to others, acknowledge hearing different perspectives and react appropriately to non-verbal cues, Develop and deliver verbal information in a clear and concise manner that is tailored to the needs of the audience, Develop written material that is clear, concise, accurate and grammatically correct; use appropriate language and tone and tailor the information to the needs of the audience, Provide fact-based information to others based on requests; use communication tools appropriately and in a timely manner, Understand the big picture by listening and leveraging non-verbal cues, Engage audience in interactive communication in small and large group settings and anticipate needs/questions and respond appropriately, Develop written material that is easily understood to influence business partners and management; effectively respond to impromptu questions and simplify complex information to ensure understanding, Identify the appropriate audience for sharing information and proactively share appropriate fact-based information in a balanced and timely manner, Effectively listen and pick up the total meaning of the message as well as information that others will typically miss, Deliver presentation to senior management with confidence and acknowledge when the answer is unknown to a business question, Share important and useful fact-based information; simplify complex written communications and adapt style and content for all levels of the organisation, Encourage the sharing of ideas and best practices to ensure understanding and achieve best possible outcome; encourage others to speak their minds and listen empathetically to understand the real motivators and emotions, Lead organisation forums to obtain wide perspective of ideas, Create forums, systems and procedures to actively source, hear and share diverse perspectives to enhance understanding, Confidently present controversial and/or complex information to all levels of the organisation, Lead the development of written information for highly visible or complex situations, Establish relationships and credibility with business partners, Acknowledge different priorities between finance and the business partners, Maintain and enhance effective cross-functional business partnerships through demonstrated integrity, Influence outcomes and challenge appropriately using fact-based data, Identify and address additional business partner needs and educate them on value creation and accounting. 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