Amit Tandon is a Chartered Accountant since 1987, has over 2 decades of experience in financial services & analysis, VBA, in computer applications, and has worked considerably with Excel spreadsheets in developing financial models.
Eloquens has launched its 2016 Talent Program. It selects the most talented students from top-tier business schools around the world (Harvard Business School, INSEAD, London Business School, Wharton, Stanford…) and gives them a unique opportunity to boost their carreer by enabling them to post and showcase their best how-to tools alongside prestigious authors such as Professor Aswath Damodaran from NYU Stern School of Business and Professor Pierre Chandon from INSEAD Business School.
James Chapman is a Project Management Professional (PMP), graduate from Cornell University, currently providing consulting to the National Nuclear Security Administration. In his career, he has developed and delivered project management training courses and wrote several books for major corporations.
Professor of Finance at the Stern School of Business at New York University, Pr. Damodaran teaches the corporate finance and valuation courses in the MBA program as well as occasional short-term classes around the world on both topics. My research interests lie in valuation, portfolio management and applied corporate finance. My papers have been published in many famous financial journals.
Each month the Eloquens team highlights the 3 Best Practices that stand out within our community of Authors. Here are the most viewed Best Practices for May 2016:
Value Creation Roadmap by Timothée Demoures
Employ a value creation roadmap to show your concept/business/project/startup development. On an ascending graph, track your progress chronologically using 4 or 5 definitive milestones. This slide allows you to show the corresponding development of specific areas of your business performance/ startup growth, investments, goals or objectives that you would like to highlight.
Competitor Key Figures by WMI Consulting
This slide is entirely made of graphs that are used to summarize all your competitors’ key numerical data. Its layout contains very few words. This slide is a great Best Practice to reconcile otherwise disconnected figures on a single page and create a high-value performance profile of a company.
Competitor Key Figures by Actors Mapping
This slide provides a clear visual set-up. Build the matrix to suit your market segment and potential. Use brand or company logos to map your actors in this matrix. This slide is a visual representation that allows you to briefly but clearly present an overview of your market.
This slide comes with an Excel table to help construct your matrix and back-up your analysis.
