Building Better Financial Models Together

We started sendlylinkfeed in 2019 because we kept seeing the same problem. Finance teams in Bangkok and across Thailand had smart people doing important work, but their models were fragile. One changed assumption and everything broke.

2,400+ Professionals Trained
180+ Company Partners
6 Years Teaching Experience
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Why We Do This Work

Our founder spent twelve years working in corporate finance at multinationals in Southeast Asia. She watched talented analysts spend hours fixing models that should have been built right the first time. When formulas broke at 11 PM before board meetings, people stayed until 3 AM rebuilding everything manually.

The frustrating part wasn't the late nights. It was knowing those problems were preventable. Proper model structure, clear documentation, and thoughtful scenario planning would have saved all that stress.

We built sendlylinkfeed to share what actually works when you're building financial models under real business pressure. Not academic theory – practical techniques you can use Monday morning.

Starting in Rayong gave us perspective. We work with companies across Thailand, from manufacturing firms to tech startups. Each one needs reliable financial planning, but their challenges look different. A hotel chain forecasting occupancy needs different tools than a logistics company modeling fuel costs.

How We Actually Teach

We focus on building skills you'll keep using. Classes stay small so you get personalized feedback. You work on models similar to what you'll build at your job, not generic examples.

Hands-On Practice

Every session includes building actual models. You make mistakes, we discuss why they happened, and you fix them. That's how the concepts stick. Watching demonstrations helps, but doing the work yourself is what matters.

Real Business Scenarios

Case studies come from actual companies – budget planning for retail expansion, valuation models for acquisitions, cash flow forecasting during seasonal changes. We change names and specifics, but the challenges are real.

Flexible Learning Paths

Some students need comprehensive training from foundations to advanced topics. Others want focused workshops on specific skills like sensitivity analysis or scenario modeling. We adjust to what you actually need.

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Support That Continues

Learning doesn't stop when class ends. You'll run into questions when building models at work. We provide ongoing support through office hours, online forums, and resource libraries.

Many students come back for advanced workshops after completing foundational programs. Some participate in our quarterly model review sessions where we analyze challenging projects together.

  • Weekly office hours with instructors for current students
  • Alumni community forum for sharing techniques and asking questions
  • Updated templates and tools library added monthly
  • Quarterly workshops on emerging financial modeling topics

Who Teaches Here

Our instructors have worked in corporate finance, consulting, and banking. They know what it's like to present models to executives who ask tough questions. That experience shapes how they teach – focusing on what actually matters when your work gets scrutinized.

Portrait of Linnea Svensson, lead financial modeling instructor

Linnea Svensson

Lead Instructor

Linnea spent fourteen years in FP&A roles at manufacturing and logistics companies before joining us in 2021. She specializes in teaching scenario planning and variance analysis – skills she used daily when managing quarterly forecasts for operations teams.

Portrait of Maeve O'Sullivan, advanced modeling instructor

Maeve O'Sullivan

Advanced Modeling Instructor

After working in investment banking and private equity valuation, Maeve joined our team to teach DCF modeling and LBO analysis. She brings practical experience from evaluating dozens of acquisitions and knows which modeling shortcuts cause problems later.

Ready to Strengthen Your Modeling Skills?

Our next comprehensive program starts in September 2025. We also offer focused workshops throughout the year on specific topics. Take a look at what's coming up and see what fits your schedule.