Nataliya Tadeeva: "Finance is not just a set of dry indicators, but a chain of processes and interconnections."

The finances of a company are not just numbers in reports; they are an "optic" that allows one to see the business as a whole. A manager who possesses financial logic stops being just an executor of functions — they become a strategic partner, whose ideas are always based on solid economic justification. This is a shift from intuitive management to conscious result-oriented management. In an interview with Nataliya Tadeeva, a lecturer at kmbs and the intellectual leader of the program "Finance School for Non-Financial Managers," we discussed finance as a language for dialogue within the company and moving beyond fragmented metrics. Specifically, we talked about how to learn to see the holistic picture of the business and evaluate the value of ideas not only through intuition but also through financial logic.