Strengthen Your Strategic and Financial Analysis Skills this December
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Do you want to enhance your confidence in business and financial analysis? If so, the Basic Financial Training and Strategic Market Analysis Workshop is for you. This virtual course, happening December 3-5, 2024, is hosted by NC State University and has been uniquely tailored for the pulp, paper, and related industries.
The three-day workshop will equip you with advanced tools for analyzing capital investments, understanding global industry dynamics, evaluating business operations, estimating financial outcomes, and driving strategic decision-making in the pulp and paper industry.
This workshop is especially beneficial for:
- Managers at pulp and paper mills and forest product conversion facilities
- Sales and service personnel aiming to present their ideas to customers and management
- Managers seeking to comprehend the financial outcomes of process improvements and capital investments
- Research and development engineers and scientists looking to estimate the potential financial impact of their research
Learn new skills that you can apply immediately:
Basic skills:
- Build a complete financial analysis from scratch
- Perform cash flow valuation and capital budgeting analysis
- Understand investment rules
- Become familiar with financial indicators: net present value, internal rate of return, EBITDA, payback, ROI, ROCE
Complex skills:
- Benchmark your business against world-class operations
- Understand cost analysis, profit planning and exposure to volume/price risks: categorizing costs to make better decisions, determining break-even levels of quantity, price, and cost
- Understand the economics and cost structure of tissue mills, recycled paperboard mills, and pulp mill operations
Participants of the workshop are not required to have a business or financial background.
I want to sign up for this virtual workshop.
Earn CEUs
TAPPI will award continuing education units (CEUs) to participants who attend at least 80% of the education sessions and complete a final program evaluation.
This course is co-sponsored by TAPPI, and North Carolina State University’s Paper Science and Engineering School, and Business School.
