Financial Communication That Actually Makes Sense
Most finance teams struggle to translate complex data into conversations that leadership can use. We teach the middle ground — where accuracy meets clarity, and numbers become decisions people feel confident making.
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Stop Explaining. Start Connecting.
Finance professionals often know their material cold but lose their audience in translation. We've seen it hundreds of times — brilliant analysts who can't get traction because their message gets buried in jargon or drowned in spreadsheets.
Our autumn 2025 programs focus on the practical side of financial communication. You'll work through real scenarios where technical precision meets stakeholder reality. We're not teaching presentation skills or generic business writing — this is about making financial concepts land with the people who need to act on them.
- Translate forecasts into language that drives strategic decisions without oversimplifying
- Frame risk assessments so they inform rather than overwhelm non-finance leaders
- Build reporting structures that highlight what matters instead of burying it in data
- Navigate difficult financial conversations with confidence and credibility
Programs start rolling out in September 2025, with flexible scheduling for working professionals across Australia.
Three Areas We Actually Focus On
There's no magic formula here. Just deliberate practice in the places where most finance teams struggle to connect their expertise with the people who rely on it.
Context Building
Numbers without context create confusion. We work on framing financial information so your audience knows why they should care before you dive into the details. This isn't about dumbing things down — it's about orienting people properly.
Narrative Structure
Financial reports often read like data dumps because that's how they're built. We teach you to organize around decision points instead. What does your audience need to understand first? What can wait? What actually drives the conversation forward?
Stakeholder Translation
Different stakeholders need different levels of detail and different angles on the same information. You'll learn to adapt your communication approach based on who's receiving it and what they need to do with it, without compromising accuracy.
Who Teaches This Stuff
Our instructors have spent years in finance roles where communication wasn't optional — it was the difference between projects getting funded or shelved.
Briony Kellerman
Lead Instructor
Spent twelve years translating financial strategy for executive teams who didn't have finance backgrounds. Now helps others avoid the painful trial-and-error phase she went through learning this the hard way.
Saskia Drummond
Senior Facilitator
Former CFO who realized most financial communication fails because technical people never learned to think like their audience. Focuses on practical frameworks that work in real organizational environments, not theoretical ideals.
Programs Launch Autumn 2025
We're running cohorts throughout September and October 2025, with some extending into early 2026 for professionals who need more flexible scheduling. Most participants work full-time, so sessions are designed around that reality.
If you're interested in joining a program or want more details about what's involved, reach out through our contact page. We typically respond within a business day with information about upcoming cohorts and enrollment timelines.
These aren't quick fixes or certification courses. They're structured learning experiences for finance professionals who recognize that communication skills directly impact their effectiveness — and who are willing to put in focused work to improve them.
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