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In this episode of Financial Modeler’s Corner, host Paul Barnhurst sits down with Tim Vipond who is a seasoned finance professional and co-founder of the Corporate Finance Institute (CFI). They discuss financial modeling nightmares, strategy’s vital role in modeling, and the importance of avoiding shortcuts. Tim also shares his unique entrepreneurial journey and offers practical advice for improving modeling and strategic decision-making.
Tim Vipond began his career as an investment banking analyst and later transitioned to wealth management, corporate development, and e-commerce finance. As the co-founder of the Corporate Finance Institute, Tim has trained over 2 million students and introduced practical certifications that reshape how finance professionals develop their skills. Tim’s blend of financial expertise, entrepreneurial spirit, and focus on strategy makes him a compelling guest for this conversation.
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Here are a few quotes from the episode:
Tim Vipond highlighted the interplay between technical mastery and strategic insight in financial modeling. Tim provided actionable advice on avoiding pitfalls, validating assumptions, and connecting models to overarching business goals. His emphasis on skill stacking and execution underpins the value of continuous learning and adaptation in a rapidly evolving field.
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In today’s episode:
[02:53] Financial Modeling Horror Stories
[06:03] Building the Corporate Finance Institute
[11:18] The Role of Strategy in Modeling
[19:07] Execution and Modeling Feasibility
[22:11] Scenarios and Sensitivity Analysis
[30:52] Tim’s Favorite Investments and Skill Stacking
[34:48] Unique Modeling Stories
[36:06] Rapid Fire Questions
[41:14] Closing Thoughts and Advice
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In this episode of Financial Modeler’s Corner, host Paul Barnhurst sits down with Tim Vipond who is a seasoned finance professional and co-founder of the Corporate Finance Institute (CFI). They discuss financial modeling nightmares, strategy’s vital role in modeling, and the importance of avoiding shortcuts. Tim also shares his unique entrepreneurial journey and offers practical advice for improving modeling and strategic decision-making.
Tim Vipond began his career as an investment banking analyst and later transitioned to wealth management, corporate development, and e-commerce finance. As the co-founder of the Corporate Finance Institute, Tim has trained over 2 million students and introduced practical certifications that reshape how finance professionals develop their skills. Tim’s blend of financial expertise, entrepreneurial spirit, and focus on strategy makes him a compelling guest for this conversation.
Expect to Learn:
Here are a few quotes from the episode:
Tim Vipond highlighted the interplay between technical mastery and strategic insight in financial modeling. Tim provided actionable advice on avoiding pitfalls, validating assumptions, and connecting models to overarching business goals. His emphasis on skill stacking and execution underpins the value of continuous learning and adaptation in a rapidly evolving field.
Follow Tim:
Follow Paul:
Follow Financial Modeler's Corner
Sign up for the Advanced Financial Modeler Accreditation Today and receive 15% off by using the special show code ‘Podcast’.
Visit https://bit.ly/497oAqW and use the code “Podcast” to save 15% when you register.
In today’s episode:
[02:53] Financial Modeling Horror Stories
[06:03] Building the Corporate Finance Institute
[11:18] The Role of Strategy in Modeling
[19:07] Execution and Modeling Feasibility
[22:11] Scenarios and Sensitivity Analysis
[30:52] Tim’s Favorite Investments and Skill Stacking
[34:48] Unique Modeling Stories
[36:06] Rapid Fire Questions
[41:14] Closing Thoughts and Advice
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