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Key learnings from working with 100 Quarterly Reports

Duration: 30 Minutes

Financial reports are where company performance is communicated, investor confidence is shaped, and critical data is analyzed. For many professionals in finance and investor relations, producing these reports is a demanding, repetitive, and high-stakes task.

In this 30-minute webinar, you’ll gain both strategic insights and tangible advice from experts who have created over 100 quarterly reports. Learn best practices for visualizing financial data in PowerPoint, maintaining brand quality, and implementing tools and workflows that significantly reduce your workload and time spent on updates.

 

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What you’ll learn 

  • Consistency and quality tailored to your brand. Learn which guidelines you should respect and where you can you make your financial reports stand out.
  • Best practices for visualizing financial data in PowerPoint. We'll share some smart, tangible advice on how you can select the right visualization for different types of financial information.
  • Reduce your workload when updating your reports. Tips on tools and workflows to limit the time needed to update your reports.
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Who should attend? 

This webinar is suitable for professionals concerned with financial reporting, including:  

Investor relations

Finance

Business controlling

Professionals

and others with an interest in the topic.

Your webinar hosts

After years of working as consultants and improving financial reports for a wide range of customers, Mads Gedde and Alexander Høst are ready to share all the dos and don’ts of PowerPoint reporting.

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Mads Gedde

CEO of Grunt

Mads is the founder of Grunt, and former BCG consultant. He has extensive experience from PowerPoint-reporting within a broad range of industries.

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Alexander Høst

Co-Founder & CFO of Grunt

Alexander is a co-founder of Grunt, and former ABG Sundal Collier analyst. He has analyzed hundreds of firms across multiple industries.