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EIMA

Business Simulation Program

Make decisions in a simulated competitive market, see the results, and turn financial statements into the shared language of your management team.

Program Overview

EIMA delivers a world-class business and finance simulation program. Participants run a simulated company in teams, deciding on products, pricing, capacity, and investment over several rounds of market competition, and see the consequences of each decision in that round's P&L and balance sheet. The program is designed for leaders and successor teams without a finance background; no accounting knowledge is required.

Modules

  1. 01

    Business Decision Simulation

    Day 1, morning

    Decide on products, pricing, capacity, and investment over several rounds of a simulated market, and see the immediate effect on revenue and market share.

  2. 02

    Reading the P&L

    Day 1, afternoon

    Work backwards from simulation results to the income statement and understand how gross margin, operating expenses, and net profit connect.

  3. 03

    Balance Sheet and Cash Flow

    Day 2, morning

    Judge the health of a business from its balance sheet and cash-flow statement, and make financing and investment decisions accordingly.

  4. 04

    A Common Management Language

    Day 2, afternoon

    Turn the financial indicators from the simulation into everyday communication tools so cross-functional and cross-generational teams align on goals.

Who It Is For

  • Second- and third-generation successors of SMEs
  • Senior executives and department heads without a finance background
  • Founders and owners preparing to hand over
  • Family business teams that want a common management language

Format

Format
Team-based simulation, instructor debriefs, inter-team competition
Duration
Two-day intensive, customizable to the enterprise
Language
Taught in Mandarin with English materials
Class size
24 to 36 participants

Want to run this for your team?

The program can be tailored to one enterprise's successor team or run jointly for several member enterprises.