Live Webinars for Scenario Modeling
Financial planning can feel overwhelming when you're trying to predict what might happen next quarter or next year. We started these webinars because people kept asking us how to actually use scenario modeling tools without getting lost in complicated formulas.
Each session focuses on practical applications. You'll see how businesses in Vietnam are using these techniques to make better forecasting decisions, and you can ask questions as we go along.
Upcoming Sessions in 2025
Building Your First Cash Flow Model
September 18, 2025 • 2:00 PM ICTCash flow projections don't need to be complex to be useful. We'll walk through creating a simple model that tracks three scenarios: optimistic, realistic, and conservative. Most businesses can build this in about an hour once they understand the structure.
You'll leave with a template you can customize for your own operations.
Led by Huỳnh Thảo VyStress Testing Budget Assumptions
October 9, 2025 • 3:30 PM ICTWhat happens if your main supplier raises prices by 15%? What if customer acquisition costs double? Stress testing helps you answer these questions before they become urgent problems.
We'll demonstrate how to identify which assumptions matter most and build models that show you where your vulnerabilities are.
Led by Lương Đức MinhSeasonal Revenue Forecasting
November 14, 2025 • 10:00 AM ICTBusinesses in Vietnam often see significant seasonal variation. Tourism companies, retail operations, and agricultural exporters all need different approaches to modeling these patterns.
This webinar focuses on practical techniques for identifying seasonal trends in your historical data and building forecasts that account for these fluctuations.
Led by Huỳnh Thảo VyMulti-Currency Scenario Planning
December 5, 2025 • 2:00 PM ICTExchange rate fluctuations can significantly impact businesses that import materials or export products. We'll cover strategies for building models that account for currency risk without making your spreadsheets impossibly complicated.
Expect real examples from importers and exporters operating in Southeast Asian markets.
Led by Lương Đức Minh
Who Leads These Sessions
Huỳnh Thảo Vy spent eight years building financial models for manufacturing companies before she started teaching. She's particularly good at explaining complex concepts in ways that make sense to people without finance backgrounds.
Lương Đức Minh worked as a financial controller for several export businesses and knows firsthand how currency fluctuations and supply chain disruptions can mess up even careful planning. His sessions tend to focus on preparing for uncertainty.
Both instructors actively consult with businesses in Vietnam, so the examples they use come from situations they're currently seeing in the market.
What Gets Covered
Core Modeling Techniques
- Building three-scenario frameworks (base, optimistic, pessimistic)
- Identifying which variables actually drive your results
- Creating sensitivity tables that show impact ranges
- Using historical data to inform forward projections
- Structuring models so they're easy to update monthly
Practical Applications
Every webinar includes at least two detailed examples from actual businesses. We walk through their original assumptions, show how they built their models, and discuss what they learned when reality didn't match expectations.
Common Mistakes
We spend time on what typically goes wrong: overly optimistic assumptions, models that are too complex to maintain, failure to update regularly, and ignoring early warning signals.
Vietnam-Specific Considerations
- Working with VND and USD in the same models
- Accounting for regulatory changes that affect cash flow
- Modeling payment terms common in Vietnamese business relationships
- Planning around holiday schedules and seasonal patterns
- Managing import/export scenarios with multiple currencies
How to Join a Session
Pick Your Session
Look through the schedule above and choose a topic that matches what you're currently working on. Each webinar runs about 90 minutes including Q&A time.
Register in Advance
Send us an email at least three days before the session date. We'll send you the access link and any preparatory materials. Some sessions work better if you've reviewed a sample model beforehand.
Prepare Your Questions
Think about specific challenges you're facing with your own forecasting. The most valuable parts of these sessions often happen when someone asks about a situation we haven't explicitly covered.
Join and Participate
Sessions are interactive. You can ask questions throughout, and we typically pause every 20 minutes to address what people are wondering about. Bring your calculator and a notebook.