You need to explain cost-saving measures to non-financial stakeholders. How do you make it clear?
Communicating cost-saving strategies to those without a financial background requires clarity and relevance. Here's how you can make the information engaging and understandable:
What strategies have you found effective in explaining financial concepts? Share your experiences.
You need to explain cost-saving measures to non-financial stakeholders. How do you make it clear?
Communicating cost-saving strategies to those without a financial background requires clarity and relevance. Here's how you can make the information engaging and understandable:
What strategies have you found effective in explaining financial concepts? Share your experiences.
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?? Empathy in communication with non financial teams is key. Understand their concerns and provide clear, relatable explanations. Effective communication of cost-saving measures ensures everyone comprehends the benefits and feels included in the decision-making process. ?? Consider making the point that further cost reductions are possible, BUT the current proposals strategically reduce costs without increasing operational risk, striking a balance between savings and maintaining business stability.
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Il va sans dire qu' en général, expliquer et vulgariser les notions techniques à des non techniciens n est pas une tache aussi évidente comme elle peut para?tre à quelques uns, en effet, cela nécessite principalement des connaissances approfondies et une ma?trise des méthodes de communication adéquate, il va de même pour l explication par exemples des mesures pour ma?triser les co?ts à des non financiers : 1- définir les termes et vulgariser les notions 2- exposer des exemples réelles et des illustrations 3- utiliser des outils, graphiques, plans, courbes, etc 4- recourir à la communication participative 5- feedback et amélioration
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To make financial concepts accessible, use analogies that resonate with everyday experiences, emphasize the direct benefits of cost-saving actions, and keep the language simple and relatable, ensuring everyone feels empowered to contribute to the solution.
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When explaining cost-saving measures to non-financial stakeholders, I focus on clear communication and relevance. I avoid jargon, breaking down concepts into straightforward terms that resonate with the audience. For example, instead of "reducing overhead expenses," I might say "cutting unnecessary costs so we can invest more in areas that directly impact your work." I also prioritize highlighting tangible benefits, such as ensuring long-term stability or freeing up resources for critical initiatives. By connecting the savings to their priorities and the organization’s goals, I create understanding and buy-in, fostering a collaborative approach to financial decisions.
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Adrian Tavarayan
Principal Consultant - Finance - Contractor to the Department of Defense - Canberra
To explain cost-saving measures to non-financial stakeholders, use simple, jargon-free language and focus on outcomes that align with their interests. Highlight benefits like efficiency, profitability, or sustainability with relatable examples and visuals. Quantify savings in tangible terms and invite questions to ensure clarity. Emphasize collaboration, showing how these measures contribute to shared goals and long-term success