Bootcamps
Coming soon · the subjects below are what they will draw on
Subjects
What it is
Time value of money, valuation, capital budgeting, capital structure, and financial statements.
Where it sits
School of Business · Core
Crunch Capital — Corporate Finance, Investing & Strategy
You get
Reading the money, valuing a project, pricing capital, choosing a capital structure, raising money, valuing a company, building a portfolio, and backtesting a strategy.
Crunch Finance — Modern Financial Analysis with SQL & AI
You get
The statements and FP&A side: performance analysis, time value of money, valuation, forecasting and stress-testing.
What it is
Opportunity assessment, customer discovery, business models, funding, and launching a venture.
Where it sits
School of Business · Core
Crunch Founders — Zero to Launch
You get
Telling founder-market fit from wishful thinking, generating and triaging ideas, running a real customer-discovery interview, the co-founder conversation, scoping and shipping a lean MVP, a business model with unit economics, choosing a go-to-market motion, reading the fundraising landscape, and the basics of incorporation and vesting.
What it is
The three statements, accrual accounting, the recording cycle, and reading a company's books.
Where it sits
School of Business · Intro
Crunch Finance — Modern Financial Analysis with SQL & AI
You get
Reading the statements cold and modelling finance as data — performance analysis, FP&A, forecasting and stress-testing, with the boring parts automated.
Still to add
Bookkeeping mechanics: journal entries, the ledger, closing the books, and GAAP treatment rules.
What it is
Asset classes, risk and return, diversification, and constructing and evaluating a portfolio.
Where it sits
School of Business · Upper level
Crunch Capital — Corporate Finance, Investing & Strategy
You get
Valuing a company, building a portfolio, pricing capital, and backtesting a strategy rather than asserting it.
Crunch Quant — Quantitative Modeling & Financial Analytics
You get
The quantitative treatment: optimal portfolios, factor models, simulation and risk measurement.
What it is
Acquisition, activation, retention, segmentation, and measuring whether marketing worked.
Where it sits
School of Business · Core
Crunch Scale — Growth, Revenue & Customer Intelligence
You get
Defining growth honestly, measuring acquisition, fixing activation, understanding retention, owning unit economics, running revenue operations on a warehouse, intelligent segmentation, and experimenting like a scientist.
What it is
Demand forecasting, inventory policy, procurement, logistics, and operations that do not stall.
Where it sits
School of Business · Core
Crunch Chain — Supply Chain Analytics & Operations
You get
Modelling a supply chain as data, demand forecasts you can defend, deliberate inventory sizing, evidence-based procurement, freight movement, fulfilment design, optimisation with real mathematics, and planning the whole business.
What it is
Formulas, lookups, pivot tables, scenario analysis, and building a model someone else can audit.
Where it sits
School of Business · Intro
Crunch Excel — Spreadsheets from Zero to Expert
You get
Navigating fluently, formulas that hold up, looking anything up, wrangling messy data, summarising at scale, dashboards, modelling money and decisions, and working the way a modern spreadsheet expects.