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SPRING SEMESTER 2010: Courses Start onFebruary 1, 2011 (Please See Schedule
Below)

 

We are pleased to announce our wide selection of private equity and investment
banking courses beginning in the spring of 2010. Our training programs are specifically designed to help those individuals that have a need or interest
in learning how to structure and execute a typical LBO investment (buy-side)
or M&A transaction (sell-side). Whether you are new to the financial industry
or an accomplished investment professional on Wall Street, our courses will
help you improve your knowledge of financial modeling, financial accounting,
in addition to corporate finance (equity valuation and debt financing).
 

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80-Hour Financial Modeling & Valuation Analysis Course

On-Site Training (See Locations Below) or On-Line Training (Via Cisco Webex®)

 

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New York – North America Training Program


February 1 (T/R 18:00-23:00 EST)



São Paulo – Latin America Training Program


February 5 (S/D 16:00-21:00 BRST)



London – European Training Program


February 7 (M/W 18:00-23:00 GMT)



Tokyo – Asia & Oceania Training Program


February 7 (M/W 18:00-23:00 JST)



Dubai – Middle East & Africa Training Program


March 5 (S/D 17:00-22:00 GST)

 

Who Should Consider Taking Our 8-Week Intensive Training Program?

• Investment banking and corporate finance professionals, working in financial
advisory, private equity, capital markets, or financial research focused on
a product, industry, or regional group
• Asset managers with portfolio exposure to private equity, mezzanine finance,
venture capital
• Students in the process of completing their MBA, or individuals other seeking to
transition into the principal investment (buy-side) or corporate finance (sell-side)
industries
• Corporate development professionals, consultants, accountants, lawyers, and
engineers

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In this day in age, communications are extremely important, and television (even with its problems) is one of the beneficial tools contributing to this.

Yes, and I still sometimes love good entertainment, even if it is mostly reruns!

Of course, this generation as a whole has been spoiled by "the tube", so with some exceptions, viewers will be trying anything and everything to continue to get their programming. But, as was pointed out by DynaSword (who is not here anymore), there are other ways to get news. And heck, TV programming can even be watched over the Internet.

Nevertheless, it probably wouldn't hurt if everyone would learn that, digital or not, TVs are still made with an "off" button....

If you love Big Brother, you'll keep on watching no matter what the cost.

...and like miss A Shot At Love 2 With Tila Tequila! LIKE NO WAY!

I don't watch much as it is but there are a few shows I like to watch and I don't want to wait for it on dvd to watch them.

I gave up around 10 years ago. If anything looks good, I'll rent it...commercial-free...No more Talking Heads...No more anestithizing reruns, game shows, "Reality" TV and NO. MORE. COMMERCIALS. This switch to digital will have zero effect on my life.

No dilemma here...