BHAN-LA presents its very own “Financial Modeling Workshop.”
Break into the New Year by preparing yourself for your internship or job by joining us on January 11th to learn how to model like a professional, network with fellow LA locals, and to meet Berkeley-Haas alumni in LA.
Sign-ups will be first-come, first-served, and the price will be $15 for a full day of lessons, lunch, and networking.
This is a great opportunity for Haas majors with different interests to come together and learn how to use Excel to solve everyday problems in the workplace.
UPDATE (12/2/2013)
The ‘Financial Modeling Workshop’ will be taught by an industry professional as well as an alumnus of UC Berkeley-Haas and Kellog School of Management:
Scott Beber (B.S., Haas ’92) is a management consultant and adjunct finance professor. Working after college as a Business Analyst at McKinsey & Co., Scott first became familiar with Microsoft Access and Excel. After receiving his MBA from the Kellogg School of Management, Scott worked in various corporate finance and strategic planning roles, where he honed his skills developing analytical software, building pricing models, and performing valuations. For the past six years, Scott has taught Managerial Finance at Cal State LA and Pepperdine University, and led dozens of financial, strategic, and analytical projects in private practice at ExcelModels.com.
In addition, please be aware of the following course materials/requirements (once you register, you will receive a follow-up e-mail for the info requested and, if there are any other questions/issues, you can follow-up directly with the course representatives):
1) Every student will need to have a PC laptop with at least Excel 2010
2) Scott will be providing a short syllabus and prep materials the week before the workshop
3) From each student we’ll need the following: name, year, resume, relevant coursework (i.e. accounting, finance, economics, etc.)
The coursework will not be a determinant of eligibility for the workshop, Scott would just like to know the appropriate experience level to instruct the students.
