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Financial Analysis Workshops Happening in 2025

Join our practical sessions where real financial scenarios meet hands-on learning. We're running workshops in Ho Chi Minh City that focus on building actual skills you can apply right away.

What's Coming Up This Year

These aren't lecture-heavy sessions. You'll work through real balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow analyses. Bring your laptop and questions.

September 14, 2025

Reading Financial Statements Without the Confusion

Most people glaze over when looking at financial reports. This workshop breaks down what actually matters and what you can skip.

  • Live analysis of actual company financials
  • Spotting red flags before they become problems
  • Understanding ratios that tell the real story
  • Takes about three hours
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October 22, 2025

Cash Flow Analysis That Makes Sense

Revenue doesn't equal cash in the bank. We'll show you how to track what's actually moving through a business.

  • Building cash flow projections step by step
  • Working with seasonal business patterns
  • Managing timing gaps between income and expenses
  • Half-day intensive format
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November 18, 2025

Budgeting for People Who Hate Budgets

Creating budgets that actually work instead of sitting in a drawer. We'll use real scenarios from businesses in Vietnam.

  • Building flexible budgets that adapt
  • Variance analysis without the complexity
  • Getting buy-in from team members
  • Four-hour practical session
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Workshop facilitator Darren Kowalski

Darren Kowalski

Financial Analysis Instructor

Spent twelve years working with Vietnamese businesses on financial planning. Actually enjoys spreadsheets.

Workshop facilitator Rochelle Benson

Rochelle Benson

Cash Flow Specialist

Helps companies figure out where their money actually goes. Has seen every cash flow mistake possible.

Getting Started With Financial Ratio Analysis

Financial ratios sound intimidating but they're just ways to compare numbers that tell you something useful. Here's how to start using them without getting overwhelmed.

1

Pick Three Ratios That Match Your Questions

Don't calculate everything. If you're worried about debt, focus on debt-to-equity. Concerned about profitability? Start with profit margin and return on assets.

2

Compare Against Something Real

A ratio by itself doesn't mean much. Look at the same ratio from last year, or from a similar company. Context matters more than the number.

3

Track Changes Over Time

One quarter's data can be misleading. Watch how the ratios move over six months or a year. Trends tell you way more than snapshots.

4

Ask Why The Numbers Look That Way

The ratio just points to something interesting. You still need to dig into what's causing it. Maybe inventory turnover dropped because of a planned stock increase.

Want More Practical Guidance?

Our workshops walk through these concepts with actual financial statements you can practice on.

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Financial analysis workshop session showing practical ratio calculations

How People Use These Skills Long-Term

We check in with past participants to see how they're applying what they learned. Some results take months to show up.

Three Months After Workshop

Initial Applications

Most people start by applying one or two concepts to their immediate work. Common first steps include setting up better cash tracking systems or creating their first rolling forecast.

Six Months Progress

Building Confidence

Around this point, participants usually feel comfortable explaining financial reports to team members. They're catching issues earlier and asking better questions during financial reviews.

One Year Check-In

Ongoing Development

The skills become second nature. People report making faster decisions because they can quickly assess financial implications. Some have moved into roles with more financial responsibility.

Participant Darren Kowalski
Darren Kowalski

Operations Manager, Manufacturing Company

"I took the cash flow workshop in August 2024. Honestly didn't expect much to change but I kept using the tracking template they gave us. Now I can predict our cash position three months out with decent accuracy. Helped us avoid a tight spot last December."
  • Still using the original templates fifteen months later
  • Improved cash forecasting accuracy significantly
  • Avoided potential cash shortfall through better planning
  • Training new team members with the same methods