Financial Intelligence Program

We built this training around one simple truth: most business owners don't need another accounting course. They need to understand what their numbers are actually telling them, and how to use that insight when making decisions that matter.

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Learning That Fits Real Business Life

Our program runs over eight months because that's how long it takes to actually change how you work with financial data. You'll spend about four hours per week on structured learning, plus time applying concepts to your own business situation.

Everything happens online, and sessions are recorded. If you miss a live workshop or need to revisit a topic, you can. The cohort starting in February 2026 will include participants from various industries across Taiwan's business landscape.

We focus on practical application rather than theory. Each module includes real datasets from actual companies (anonymized, of course), and you'll work through scenarios that mirror what you're probably dealing with right now.

Business professionals analyzing financial data during collaborative workshop session

Meet Your Instructors

Instructor portrait of Ragnar Thorvaldsen

Ragnar Thorvaldsen

Financial Systems Lead

Spent fifteen years helping manufacturing companies in Northern Europe make sense of their cost structures. Now focuses on teaching practical cash flow analysis.

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Linnea Strömberg

Business Analytics Specialist

Former CFO for tech startups in Scandinavia. She brings real experience from companies that grew fast and had to figure out their finances on the fly.

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Siobhan O'Malley

Data Interpretation Coach

Worked with family businesses across Ireland helping them transition from intuition-based to data-informed decision making. Specializes in making complex analysis accessible.

What You'll Actually Learn

1Foundation Phase

We start with the financial statements you already receive but might not fully understand. The goal here isn't memorization—it's building an intuitive sense of what different metrics reveal about business health.

  • Reading balance sheets and income statements in context
  • Understanding cash flow patterns in your specific industry
  • Identifying early warning signs before they become problems
  • Basic ratio analysis that actually matters for decision-making

2Application Phase

This is where theory meets your actual business. You'll work with your own financial data, learning to spot trends and anomalies that require attention. We cover forecasting techniques that don't require complicated software.

  • Building realistic financial projections
  • Scenario planning for different market conditions
  • Cost structure analysis and optimization opportunities
  • Working capital management strategies

3Integration Phase

The final months focus on using financial insights for strategic decisions. Whether you're considering expansion, new product lines, or operational changes, you'll have frameworks for evaluating options based on solid data rather than gut feel alone.

  • Investment decision frameworks
  • Pricing strategy analysis
  • Risk assessment and mitigation planning
  • Communicating financial information to stakeholders
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