The Excel Coaching session is designed with the an Account Manager in mind. The intention of your session will be dedicated to uncovering efficiencies and effective work habits within Excel – applied to your work directly. To ensure we get your questions answered and to allow maximum interaction, your session will be one-on-one with Hanapin Marketing’s Excel Expert, Alaina Thompson.
Have a document or template you are working on that needs a shortcut? Is there a formula or function that could save you hours in your weekly reporting? Submit your Excel challenges prior to the event, and you will spend your 45 minutes uber-focused on learning insights & actionable takeaways on your own Excel roadblocks.
We understand at times you don’t know what you don’t know. That’s where we come in. Our goal is to introduce functions and formulas that will catapult your work efficiencies, and provide templates, dashboards, or reports that will help you in your daily responsibilities. If you’re already working in robust Excel files, we’ll review your files to provide formulas or shortcuts that will make your document even more powerful and productive.
Expect to dive deep into Excel with a session designed to challenge the way you work, and don’t keep doing your work the long way. Your Excel Coaching session will be worked into your conference program on 21 or 22 October. Choose a time slot within our breakout schedule and knock out your in-depth training without an extra day away from the office.
We already know how beneficial and rare personalized training can be. By taking advantage of the specific insights provided during this session, you can expect long-term efficiencies and real-time changes. Our experts will also provide contact information for personalized follow-up and specific questions.
Adjunct Lecturer for The Computer in Business (an Excel course) at the Kelley School of Business for 5 semesters. (The Kelley School of Business was rated #1 among public universities by Bloomberg Businessweek for Best Undergraduate Business Programs in 2016. The Computer in Business is a required course for that undergrad curriculum.)
