Corporate Finance A$AP: by John Cousins
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Have you ever wondered how the top executives at your company got where they are?
Corporate Finance is the gateway to understanding how companies make decisions about what projects to pursue, and how to value those projects. It encompasses a comprehensive set of skills that have allowed countless executives to master the aspects of running incredibly successful businesses. Now it’s your turn.
Join award-winning MBA Professor John J Cousins, a Wharton School graduate and 15-year veteran Public Company CFO, as he breaks down Corporate Finance, ASAP.
You’ll gain insights into:
Decision-making frameworks for investments
Analyzing financial statements with ease
Leveraging assets for business expansion
Sharpening investment acumen by understanding market dynamics
Raising and investing funds wisely
Valuing companies and income-producing assets
Modern technological tools that streamline modern financial challenges
Discover how acquiring new skills enhances your net worth and how leveraging perks like tax laws as an entrepreneur and investor gives you an edge in the corporate landscape.
Finance is the tool — but you wield the hammer.
Whether you’re aiming for career advancement, business expansion, or simply to demystify finance, Corporate Finance A$AP empowers you to strengthen your corporate prowess, and make informed, strategic decisions that move your business forward boldly.
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Author Bio:
John, author of MBA ASAP and numerous business books, is the founder of MBA ASAP, an online business education platform trusted by corporations like Apple, PayPal, and Mercedes-Benz. With teaching experience at universities worldwide and early investments in successful tech and crypto ventures, John combines hands-on expertise with academic insight, holding degrees from MIT, Boston University, and an MBA from Wharton.