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August/September 2010
CMA Management is a dynamic business magazine designed to help senior management professionals make informed decisions and give them a strategic advantage. Published by CMA Canada, CMA Management is circulated to more than 35,000 CMAs and 10,000 CMA candidates and students. It is also available by subscription.

Features
The impact of financial expertise
Studies suggest that appointing a financial expert to the board of directors or audit committee is beneficial, especially when directors have accounting experience.
By Alex Bursey and Jeffrey Pittman, CMA
Avoiding the ‘seven deadly sins’
Corporate acquisitions can be an effective means of creating shareholder value if major downfalls are recognized and avoided.
By Howard E. Johnson, FCMA
August/September 2010
Defined-benefit pension plans — How much cash is enough?
Recent attention to pension issues provides a window of opportunity for policy makers to take decisive actions to implement stable, orderly and sustainable funding measures for defined-benefit pension plans.
By John Deinum and Winston Woo
Strategic decision making
Rocky Dwyer evaluates departmental programs and policies related to the Canada First Defence Strategy.
By Arda Ocal
 
Columns
Conflict: The reality of corporate life.
Managers need leadership stamina and the skill and expertise to handle workplace conflicts
By Barbara J. Bowes
IFRS and the role of the board.
Understanding the differences between IFRS and Canadian GAAP will better position a company’s board of directors to recognize the implications of IFRS on market reaction and key financial ratios.
By Bharat Aggarwal, CMA
The world according to Gantt.
Project management software used to be no more than a tool on a project manager’s desktop. Today, technology can automate the coordination of hundreds of tasks through a web-based collaborative process.
By Jacob Stoller
In wake of financial crisis, Ottawa think tank calls for new approach to developing world.
The goal? Ensure that in the event of another financial meltdown, there will be far less of an impact on low-income countries.
By John Cooper
Departments
Media bites
  • Winning with a Culture of Recognition
  • Key Performance Indicators
  • Bury my Heart at Conference Room B
News and views
New and noteworthy information you can use
  • Good governance and sustainability fundamental for improved business reporting
  • Internal audit serves as strategic risk advisers to board: PwC
  • Tools for SMPs
  • Sophisticated talent management programs drive business results
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