We work alongside industry leaders, academic institutions, and forward-thinking organizations to create meaningful educational experiences. Our partner network strengthens what we can offer students and contributes to better outcomes across the financial sector.
Our partnerships aren't just formal agreements on paper. We actively work with organizations that share our commitment to honest financial education.
Since early 2024, we've connected with regional accounting firms who provide real-world case studies for our curriculum. Students get exposure to actual financial scenarios that companies face, not sanitized textbook examples.
Academic partners help us stay current with research methods and industry standards. And honestly? Working with practitioners keeps us grounded. They remind us what skills actually matter when someone walks into an office on their first day.
We're always interested in conversations with organizations that value practical education and want to contribute to the next generation of financial analysts.
Some of the people we work with have shared their thoughts on our collaboration. These aren't polished marketing quotes—just honest feedback from professionals we've built relationships with over time.
Aldric brought us into conversations with his team about realistic reporting scenarios. His perspective shaped how we present financial statement analysis to students preparing for entry-level positions. He's been particularly helpful in identifying which technical skills actually matter day-to-day.
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We connected with Stellan in March 2024 through a mutual contact. He's provided candid feedback on our curriculum content, especially around equity analysis methods. His firm occasionally hosts small groups of our students for informal discussions about research processes and industry expectations.
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What caught my attention about xavionderra was their focus on actual financial analysis rather than theoretical concepts that don't translate to real work. When they asked if we'd contribute case materials, I said yes because the curriculum felt grounded. Students who've come through their programs understand the basics and can have intelligent conversations about financial statements. That's surprisingly rare.
We're open to conversations with organizations that value honest education and practical skill development. Whether you're interested in providing case studies, hosting student visits, or exploring other collaboration possibilities, we'd like to hear from you.