About this event

Sales growth. Cash flow. Forecasts. Asset costs. How do you manage to keep track of all the data you need for the management of your business?

Financial modelling enables business owners to monitor every aspect of their business. A good financial model will help you identify your strengths and weaknesses, so you can build more viable businesses and products.

We know that reading about spreadsheets and formulas can be tedious. This workshop gives you the opportunity to learn about financial modelling in an engaging, group-environment.

Benefits for your business:

• Have a strong financial model to strengthen your business case for investment

• Predict financial outcomes to help you begin to strategise your business growth

• Join and meet other tech-entrepreneurs at the same stage of development

By the end of this workshop you'll be able to:

• Start financial modelling for both potential and existing businesses

• Analyse scenarios to create probable and possible financial outcomes

• Create a financial model you can show to investors

Please note that you need a basic understanding of Excel to benefit from this workshop.

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Event Details

Tuesday 26 July 2022 | 14:00 - 17:00

Part one: Introduction to Financial Models

• Preparing your data
• Examples
• Break
• Exercise
• Creating your assumptions page
• Structuring your cash flow model
• Building a cashflow model
• Examples
• Questions

Part two: Showing Your Model to Investors

• Recap
• Scenario Analysis
• Examples
• Break
• Formatting
• Creating an overview
• Examples
• Summary and takeaways
• Graphing
• Questions

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Our facilitator, James Curtis, will be offering one-to-one follow-up sessions to attendees that complete the workshop.

About your facilitator

James Curtis | Business Planning Consultant & Co-Founder, Radical Engineers

James Curtis is a business planning consultant specialising in building financial models for organisations with radical ideas for improving the world and is currently ranked in the top 100 at the Financial Modelling World Cup. He is the co-founder of Radical Engineers, a not-for-profit which matches volunteer technologists with altruistic projects.

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