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How Can I Choose Management Software That’s Right for My Church?

Strategy Driven

This article looks at how to choose the best management software for your church. From event registration to money management, you’ll discover the easiest way to administer your membership. Smart management software allows your church attendees to register online on your website or via their phone. Event Registration.

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Giving Executives 40% of Revenue is Insane

Curious Cat

I have previous written on my belief that excessive executive compensation had reached the level of a deadly disease of western management (building on the W. I named excessive executive pay and a broken “intellectual property” system as new deadly diseases in 2007. So Twitter gave executives 42.5% of revenue.

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Why We Need to Update Financial Reporting for the Digital Era

Harvard Business Review

So, investors, and therefore managers, might be adjusting their approach to risk accordingly. Therefore, companies see little value in disclosing the details of their current and planned projects in their financial disclosures, even if those disclosures can reduce the information asymmetry between investors and managers.

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On Creative Accounting: Two Creativity Myths

Harvard Business Review

Say that in a roomful of managers, and you get nervous laughter. For me, it evokes a wonderful old New Yorker cartoon by Robert Weber , where a small, meek accountant stands before the desk of an overfed chief executive exhorting the accountant to rescue the company: "It's up to you now, Miller. "Creative accounting" is really bad.

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Why Leaders Are Still So Hesitant to Invest in New Business Models

Harvard Business Review

Despite the fact that executives could improve the value and performance of their companies by shifting capital from under-performing business units to better performing units, most choose to allocate their resources the same way year after year. There is also the issue of politics — including at the board- management-team levels.

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Reclaiming the Idea of Shareholder Value

Harvard Business Review

Activist investors challenge management strategies. As a result, there is no sound basis for stakeholders, including shareholders, to assess the performance of the company and its executives. And without knowing how managers decide, it is almost impossible to hold them accountable for what they decide.

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Keep Your Sarbanes-Oxley Off My CFO

Harvard Business Review

Not "report in executive session, without the presence of the CEO." If a CFO is operating outside the bounds of policy or law or GAAP and is willing to lie to the board about it, I doubt that he or she would be overly concerned about whether the line being crossed is dotted or solid. Not "report regularly." But let CFOs do their jobs.

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