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Financial Startup Mastery Program

Build your expertise in startup finance through hands-on projects, real case studies, and personalised mentorship from industry veterans who've navigated the Australian startup ecosystem.

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Your Learning Journey, Your Way

We've spent years figuring out that everyone processes financial concepts differently. Some people need to see the spreadsheets first, others want the big picture story. Our program adapts to how your brain actually works.

Visual Learners
Interactive dashboards, flowcharts, and data visualization workshops
Hands-On Builders
Real startup financial models you'll create from scratch
Story-Driven
Case studies from actual Australian startups with detailed narratives
Analytical Minds
Deep dives into metrics, ratios, and quantitative analysis
Students collaborating on financial analysis projects in modern learning environment

Real Numbers From Real People

We track everything because startup finance is about data. Here's what our participants actually achieved in 2024.

87%
Career Advancement
Participants who reported significant role improvements within 8 months
156
Average Skill Score
Post-program assessment results out of 200 possible points
12
Weeks to Confidence
Average time participants felt ready to handle complex startup finances

Your 16-Week Transformation

1
Foundation
Weeks 1-4
2
Application
Weeks 5-8
3
Specialization
Weeks 9-12
4
Mastery
Weeks 13-16

Learn From People Who've Been There

Our mentors aren't just teachers. They've built companies, raised millions, and made the mistakes so you don't have to. Each brings a different piece of the startup finance puzzle.

Sarah Chen, startup finance mentor with extensive fundraising experience
Sarah Chen
Fundraising Specialist
Raised M across three startups. She'll walk you through every slide of a pitch deck and explain why investors think the way they do.
Series A & B Expertise
Michelle Torres, financial modeling expert and former startup CFO
Michelle Torres
CFO & Modeling Expert
Built financial systems for 8 different startups. She knows every Excel trick and can spot a bad assumption from across the room.
Financial Modeling
Rebecca Walsh, venture capital analyst and investment evaluation specialist
Rebecca Walsh
VC Analyst
Reviews 200+ deals per year at a Sydney VC fund. She'll teach you to think like an investor and spot red flags early.
Due Diligence

Real Projects, Real Lessons

Every module includes detailed breakdowns of actual startup cases. You'll see what worked, what didn't, and why. No theoretical examples here.

TechFlow's Series A Disaster

A Melbourne SaaS startup that burned through M in 8 months. We'll dissect their cash flow model and show you the warning signs everyone missed.

What You'll Learn
  • Cash runway calculations that actually matter
  • Identifying burn rate red flags early
  • Building realistic hiring models
  • Creating investor-ready projections
Key Insight
Growth metrics without unit economics lead to expensive lessons. We'll show you how to balance both.

GreenTech's Perfect Pitch

How a Brisbane cleantech company raised M with a financial model that convinced skeptical VCs. Their approach changed how we teach valuation.

Deep Dive Topics
  • Market sizing with bottom-up analysis
  • Scenario planning for climate startups
  • Revenue recognition for hardware businesses
  • Managing working capital complexity
Success Factor
Conservative assumptions backed by solid research beat optimistic projections every time.

What Participants Tell Us They Value Most

Practical Templates
Financial models you can actually use in your job tomorrow. No academic theory, just tools that work in real startups.
Pattern Recognition
After seeing dozens of cases, you start spotting problems before they become disasters. That's the real value.
Mentor Access
Direct feedback on your work from people who've been in your shoes. They remember what it's like to figure this stuff out.
Network Building
Your cohort becomes your professional network. Many participants still collaborate years later on new ventures.