Financial Planning Through Real Teaching

We don't just throw textbooks at you and hope something sticks. Our programs center on experienced instructors who've spent years working through Thailand's economic landscape. They bring actual case studies from businesses they've consulted with, mistakes they've made, and strategies that worked when the numbers looked rough.

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Learn From People Who've Done It

Our instructors aren't reading from theory manuals. They've managed budgets, advised companies through downturns, and rebuilt financial systems that actually work in Southeast Asian markets.

Instructor portrait of Antti Laaksonen

Antti Laaksonen

Corporate Finance Specialist
Spent twelve years restructuring cash flow systems for mid-size exporters. His approach focuses on reading economic signals before they become obvious, and he's pretty direct about when a business model won't survive market shifts.
Instructor portrait of Siobhan Flannery

Siobhan Flannery

Investment Strategy Advisor
Built portfolios for families and small institutions across Asia for nearly fifteen years. She teaches risk assessment through real scenarios she's navigated, including a few that didn't go as planned but taught valuable lessons.

How They Actually Teach

Case Analysis Sessions
You'll work through actual financial reports from regional businesses. Not sanitized examples, but messy real-world data where the answers aren't obvious.
Direct Feedback Reviews
Instructors review your analysis work individually. They'll tell you where your logic breaks down and why certain approaches won't hold up under regulatory scrutiny.
Market Response Practice
Simulations based on past economic events in Thailand and neighboring markets. You'll make decisions under time pressure and see how they would've played out.
Industry Context Building
Understanding local regulations, cultural attitudes toward debt, and regional economic patterns that textbooks from other markets miss completely.

Where Students Go After

These aren't graduation day success stories. We followed up with past participants years later to see how the skills actually held up in their careers.

Program Start
September 2022

Joined With Budget Management Struggles

Peadar Breen

Came to us managing finances for a small logistics company. His forecasting kept missing the mark, and he couldn't figure out why cash flow projections never matched reality. Started the program hoping to fix his spreadsheet approach.

Learned his problem wasn't the spreadsheets but understanding seasonal patterns in regional shipping that weren't in any formula.
Mid-Program
February 2023

Applied New Framework at Work

Peadar Breen

Started implementing the cyclical analysis methods from class. His company began making procurement decisions based on lead time economics rather than just current prices. Not everything worked immediately, but the framework gave him variables he'd been ignoring.

Three-month forecast accuracy improved from roughly 60% to about 82% by accounting for supplier behavior patterns during high-demand periods.
Two Years Later
March 2025

Built Sustainable Financial Systems

Peadar Breen

Now consults for four companies in similar industries, helping them build forecasting models adapted to Southeast Asian supply chains. He's brought in about 40% more revenue than his previous role, but more importantly, he understands why his methods work and when they won't.

The skills didn't just help him advance. They gave him confidence to identify which financial advice from Western sources doesn't translate to regional business realities.