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Experience Babson's Blended Learning MBA program firsthand by observing faculty and students in a live class. Join Associate Professor Terry Reilly and his students for a class in Data, Models and Decisions. This is a great opportunity to observe a Blended Learning MBA - Miami face-to-face session. Find out more

The Cutler Center is excited to welcome back Michael Silk from Training the Street to campus for a full-day workshop where students will build a fully integrated three-statement model. Using various assumptions, participants will forecast the income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement. The teaching pedagogy of this workshop requires participants to build models of different levels of difficulty, starting with an extremely simple model and ending with a robust circular model. This teaching method ensures that building blocks and links between the forecast financial statements are fully understood. Key Topics: Excel Warm-UpSpreadsheet navigationFormula constructionFormatting essentials Introduction to financial modelingSignificance and purposeFinancial modeling design considerationsFinancial modeling steps Building a three-statement operating modelConstructing the forecasting the income statement, balance sheet and cash flowModeling operating cashDerive a cash flow statement from scratchModeling debt and interestCircular references Error checking and troubleshootingCircular references: intentional vs. unintentionalCircular switchSanity checking the analysis Prerequisites:This is an introductory workshop covering modeling fundamentals. Students should have a good understanding of financial concepts.Space is limited. Registration requires a $20 refundable deposit that will be returned upon successful completion of the workshop. By registering for this workshop, students must be able to commit to the full program timeframe (9:00 am - 5:00 pm). No exceptions. Students must also bring their laptops to the workshop. About Training the Street:Training The Street is a global finance and business training provider passionate about teaching finance fundamentals and advanced topics. Our secret sauce is our experienced instructors mixed with industry-leading curriculum and a proven methodology. We use the latest learning science & technologies to enable success and make students desk-ready. Our vision is to inspire the next generation of professionals to change the world. Find out more

Now, more than ever, finance needs diverse thought and representation. Join the Cutler Center as we welcome our friends from Loomis Sayles to discuss the Loomis Sayles Undergraduate Women's Investment Network (UWIN) program. The UWIN program provides mentorship and internship opportunities during the school year, where participants will gain professional development and technical skills needed to succeed in the investment management industry. The program targets students in their sophomore and junior years, but welcomes students in any undergraduate year. The program seeks students studying at colleges and universities in the United States with an interest in investing, business, finance, accounting, data science, mathematics or economics.Join us for an overview of the program featuring UWIN Founder and Credit Research Co-Director at Loomis Sayles, Shannon O'Mara.This session is open to all Babson undergraduate students. Light refreshments will be served. For more details about the UWIN program, please click here. Find out more

Lock in session in eTower common room open to all Babson, Olin or Wellesley students. Find out more

The Cutler Center is excited to welcome back Michael Silk from Training the Street to campus for a full-day workshop where students will build a fully integrated three-statement model. Using various assumptions, participants will forecast the income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement. The teaching pedagogy of this workshop requires participants to build models of different levels of difficulty, starting with an extremely simple model and ending with a robust circular model. This teaching method ensures that building blocks and links between the forecast financial statements are fully understood. Find out more