Karen Berman Books
Karen Berman, PhD, is the accomplished founder and president of the Business Literacy Institute, where she’s developed transformative financial literacy programs to educate employees and managers in numerous companies about the intricacies of financial success and their role in achieving it.
Joe Knight is a co-owner of both the Business Literacy Institute and Setpoint Systems and a fervent advocate for financial transparency. He travels the world as a facilitator and keynote speaker for the Business Literacy Institute, teaching clients about finance while also managing his responsibilities as the Chief Financial Officer of Setpoint Systems.
John Case has spent over four decades writing about business, management, and economics, contributing to renowned publications like Inc., the Atlantic, and Harvard Business Review.
Financial Intelligence for Entrepreneurs
What's Financial Intelligence for Entrepreneurs about?
Financial Intelligence for Entrepreneurs (2008) provides a comprehensive guide to understanding and utilizing financial information effectively, specifically tailored for entrepreneurs, business owners, and managers without a financial background. Through practical insights and real-world examples, it demystifies complex financial terms and empowers nonfinancial professionals to leverage financial intelligence for business success.
Who should read Financial Intelligence for Entrepreneurs?
- Entrepreneurs seeking to navigate the financial landscape of business
- Small business owners looking to optimize financial performance and management
- Investors wanting to understand the ins and outs of financial health
Financial Intelligence
What's Financial Intelligence about?
Financial Intelligence (2006) is an indispensable guide for managers seeking to interpret financial data. It’s known to be one of the clearest and most practical resources for decision makers without a background in finance.
Who should read Financial Intelligence?
- Managers who need to make numbers-based decisions
- Entrepreneurs who want to make the numbers work for them
- Anyone who’s ever stared in confusion at an income statement