Meet Our Financial Experts
A dedicated team of analysts, researchers, and financial modeling specialists committed to advancing your understanding of modern finance
Industry-Leading Professionals
Our team brings together decades of experience from investment banks, consulting firms, and financial institutions across Australia and beyond. Each member contributes unique expertise to create comprehensive learning experiences.

Penelope Ashworth
Lead Financial Analyst
Former investment banking analyst at Macquarie Group with eight years specializing in complex financial modeling. Penelope developed our core valuation methodologies and brings real-world M&A experience to every learning module. She's particularly passionate about making DCF modeling accessible to emerging analysts.

Cordelia Blackwood
Senior Research Director
Previously head of equity research at ANZ Banking Group, Cordelia spent twelve years analyzing ASX-listed companies across multiple sectors. Her expertise in scenario modeling and sensitivity analysis shapes our advanced curriculum. She believes financial modeling should tell compelling business stories, not just crunch numbers.

Beatrice Thornfield
Risk Assessment Specialist
Risk management veteran from Commonwealth Bank's corporate finance division with expertise in credit modeling and portfolio analysis. Beatrice designed our risk-focused modules and brings practical insights from managing billion-dollar loan portfolios. She's known for her ability to explain complex risk concepts through clear, intuitive examples.
Our Teaching Philosophy
We believe financial modeling isn't just about spreadsheet mechanics—it's about developing analytical thinking that drives sound business decisions. Our approach combines rigorous technical training with practical application.
"The best financial models are those that decision-makers actually trust and use. That means building both technical precision and clear communication skills."
Every team member contributes to creating learning experiences that bridge the gap between academic theory and workplace reality. We've seen too many courses that teach formulas without context.