Financial decisions carry weight. That's why we teach professionals and business owners how to model multiple futures before committing resources. Our programs run through autumn 2025 and help you test assumptions, challenge biases, and prepare for market shifts nobody saw coming.
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Most people build one budget and hope it works out. We show you how to create three or four parallel scenarios so you can pivot when conditions shift. It's not about predicting everything—it's about preparing for several possibilities at once.
Every financial plan rests on assumptions—about growth rates, customer behavior, market stability. We teach you to identify those hidden beliefs and stress-test them under different conditions. Sometimes the numbers tell you to walk away from what looked like a sure thing.
Good modeling isn't just spreadsheets. It's knowing when to update your assumptions and when to stick with the plan. We work through real cases where businesses had to choose between pivoting and persisting—and how the data helped them decide which path made sense.
Our October 2025 cohort works through actual financial decisions people are facing right now. You won't spend weeks on theory—we dive straight into modeling techniques that help when budgets get tight or opportunities appear suddenly.
Kasimir Thorne, who leads most sessions, spent twelve years helping mid-sized companies navigate financial uncertainty. He's seen what breaks when the economy shifts and what holds up under pressure.
Financial modeling sounds technical, but it's really about asking better questions before you commit resources. I've watched businesses double down on failing strategies because they never tested their assumptions properly. And I've seen others walk away from seemingly perfect opportunities because the numbers told a different story under stress conditions.
The goal here isn't to make everyone a spreadsheet expert. It's to give you frameworks for thinking through uncertainty when the stakes matter. You'll leave with skills you can actually use when facing real decisions—not just techniques that look impressive in a presentation.
Kasimir Thorne
Lead Instructor, Scenario Modeling Programs
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