FINANCE & BUSINESS MASTERCLASS
Understand your numbers Make stronger business decisions
The Fintell Finance & Business Masterclass is designed for owners who want to become more confident managing the financial side of their business. Explore how profit, cash flow, pricing and funding fit together, and apply the learning to decisions you face.
Register your interest to receive confirmed dates, delivery arrangements and fees when the next cohort opens.
Who it is for
Business owners and managers who want a practical understanding of finance without needing an accounting background. You may be managing a growing business, preparing for expansion or seeking more control over day-to-day decisions.
What the programme is designed to help you do
- Read the main financial reports and understand what they reveal.
- Distinguish profit from cash and recognise common causes of cash pressure.
- Assess pricing, costs and the contribution of different activities.
- Build and use a budget and cash-flow forecast.
- Understand the preparation behind a credible funding request.
- Turn your learning into a focused business action plan.
Proposed curriculum
Your business goals and financial starting point
Understand the business model, owner objectives and information gaps.
The numbers behind performance
Read the income statement, balance sheet and cash-flow information.
Pricing and profit
Examine costs, contribution, margins and break-even thinking.
Cash flow and working capital
Explore collections, stock, payment timing and forecasting.
Funding and growth readiness
Connect funding needs with evidence, forecasts and a credible plan
Turning insight into action
Set priorities, choose useful indicators and establish a review rhythm
Learn through practical application
The proposed learning approach combines guided teaching, worked examples, discussion and exercises connected to your business. The confirmed cohort description will set out the schedule, support arrangements and materials included.
Register your interest
Have a business issue that needs attention now?
An advisory discussion may be a more appropriate starting point than waiting for
a cohort.