Financial Analysis That Actually Makes Sense
Learn how real businesses navigate complex financial decisions without the jargon
We spent years working with Canadian businesses that felt overwhelmed by financial data. The problem wasn't the numbers—it was understanding what those numbers meant for their specific situation. Our approach breaks down analysis into practical insights you can use right away.
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What Financial Analysis Actually Covers
Most people think financial analysis is just about crunching numbers. But the real skill is knowing which numbers matter and why they matter for your decisions.
Cash Flow Patterns
Understanding when money comes in and goes out is more valuable than knowing your annual revenue. We teach you to spot seasonal trends and plan around them.
Cost Structure Review
Fixed costs versus variable costs—sounds simple until you're making decisions about expansion or cutting back. Learn which costs you can actually control.
Margin Analysis
Not all revenue is equal. Some products or services bring better returns than others. We show you how to identify your most profitable operations.
How Our Learning Programs Work
We started building these programs after noticing a gap. Business owners could find plenty of academic finance courses, but few that addressed real-world situations they face daily.
Our autumn 2025 cohort focuses on practical application. You'll work with actual financial scenarios—anonymized versions of situations we've encountered with Canadian businesses across retail, service, and manufacturing sectors.
- Six-month structured program starting September 2025
- Weekly sessions combining theory with hands-on analysis exercises
- Case studies from real Ontario and Quebec businesses
- Small group format—maximum 12 participants per cohort
- Focus on applying concepts to your own business context
By the end, you'll have a framework for analyzing your financial data and making informed decisions. Not magic formulas—just solid understanding of what your numbers are telling you.
Who Teaches These Programs
Petra Kvalheim
Financial Strategy
Petra spent 14 years helping mid-size manufacturers understand their cost structures. She's really good at explaining complex financial concepts using everyday examples. Her background in operational finance means she knows which metrics actually matter.
Siobhan Driscoll
Cash Flow Analysis
Siobhan worked with seasonal businesses for over a decade and understands the challenges of irregular revenue patterns. She developed practical forecasting methods that don't require sophisticated software—just clear thinking about your business cycle.
Ready to Understand Your Numbers?
Our next program begins in September 2025. Enrollment opens in June. If you want more information about the curriculum or have questions about whether this fits your needs, get in touch.
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