Winter 2010 - Provo

Provo Winter Semester Course | January 14 - April 1, 2010 | Thursday Nights | 6 - 9 p.m.

Thursday, Jan. 14: Course Introduction and Financial Statement Analysis

Thursday, Jan. 21: Valuation and Transactions Overview

Thursday, Jan. 28: Modeling Best Practices and Exercises

Thursday, Feb. 4: Earnings Modeling Part I

Thursday, Feb. 11: Earnings Modeling Part II

Thursday, Feb. 18: Earnings Modeling Part III

Thursday, Feb. 25: Public & Acquisition Comps Modeling

Thursday, Mar. 4: DCF Valuation & Modeling

Thursday, Mar. 11: LBO Analysis & Modeling

Thursday, Mar. 18: Merger Consequences Modeling

Thursday, Mar. 25: Cap Table and VC Investment Modeling

Thursday, Apr. 1: Student Valuation & Transaction Presentations



Spring 2010 - Provo

Provo, Utah - Spring Semester Course | April 26 - May 1, 2010 | Monday - Saturday | 9 - 4 p.m.

Monday, Apr. 26, 9 - 12pm: Financial Statement Analysis & Modeling Best Practices

Monday, Apr. 26, 1 - 4pm: Earnings Modeling Part I

Tuesday, Apr. 27, 9 - 12pm: Earnings Modeling Part II

Tuesday, Apr. 27, 1 - 4pm: Earnings Modeling Part III

Wednesday, Apr. 28, 9 - 12pm: Public & Acquisition Comps Modeling

Wednesday, Apr. 28, 1 - 4pm: Valuation & Transactions Overview

Thursday, Apr. 29, 9 - 12pm: DCF Valuation & Modeling

Thursday, Apr. 29, 1 - 4pm: LBO Analysis & Modeling

Friday, Apr. 30, 9 - 12pm: Merger Consequences Modeling

Friday, Apr. 30, 1 - 4pm: Cap Table and VC Investment Modeling

Saturday, May. 1, 9 - 12pm: Student Valuation & Transaction Presentations



Other Information

A week-long course will be offered in Provo immediately following April 2010 graduation.

Custom courses available for business school programs and corporate clients.

Interested professionals should be familiar with basic concepts of finance and accounting and must have a laptop with Windows applications (Excel and PowerPoint).

Each course is comprised of 11-12 three-hour sessions and is offered at a very competitive rates relative to other Wall Street training courses.

Interested students and professionals may enroll for a half-course (sessions 1 - 6) during all offered courses.