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Business Execution And Growth At Tekedia Institute

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The Week 18 session of Tekedia Mini-MBA edition 2 just went live on the Board. The focus is Business Execution and Growth. I began with Driving Profitable Growth, Marginal Cost, and Scaling  and Idris Ayinde, ACA, CFA, KPMG UK concluded with Managerial Accounting, Business Decision Making and Growth. Idris, a Tekedia Institute Faculty, is simply amazing. He graduated with First Class Honours from the University of Lagos and holds the prestigious CFA charter. A chartered accountant, he has worked in three of the Big 4 accounting firms. Together, we made a strong case on why Execution & Growth is the only way for businesses to get into the castle, and thrive. There are two challenge assignments and two cases on financial ratios.

Table of Contents for Managerial Accounting, Business Decision Making and Growth Class note

  • Management Accounting
  • Management Accounting and Decision Making
  • Management Accounting – Value Addition for Sustainable Growth
  • Balanced Scorecard
  • Financial Ratios and Decision Making
  • Investment Appraisal
  • Working Capital Management
  • Case Study – Financial Ratios
  • Challenge Assignments

This is world class education in any metric. Do those cases and assignments, get deep insights, and unlock growth in your company. “Execution, Execution, Execution”, from the words of Hamlet, hearing modern Lord Polonius’ “how do we grow, my Lord”? You can open the Twelfth Night, and turn it If execution be the food of growth, plan on”.

We welcome you to Edition 4 which begins Feb 8; registration is ongoing.


Note: Those quotes refer to William Shakespeare’s works. I have changed the quotes to align with my context. For records, Lord Polonius asked “What do you read, my lord?” and Hamlet responded “Words, words, words”. The Twelfth Night one was ‘If music be the food of love, play on”.  This is the handiwork of memorizing lines for plays in secondary school – they refuse to make way. But it is all fine.

Week 18 Session

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Notes: Tekedia is offering a 50% discount to current co-learners for Edition 4 (you pay N25k or $70) or 2021 annual package (N50k or $140). Register here. For members asking for project experiences, Tekedia capstones which award a different certificate, separate from Tekedia Mini-MBA, is available. We have 10 tracks therein. Learn more here. As […]

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Week 11 Session

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Notes: We have scheduled Zoom reviews for members who returned their Labs for review. If for any reason you paid and have not been scheduled, contact Admin (email below) For members asking for project experiences, Tekedia capstones which award a different certificate, separate from Tekedia Mini-MBA, is available. We have 10 tracks therein. Learn more […]

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Week 8 Session

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Notes: Tekedia Career Week is Nov 2-7, 2020. Click and learn more here. All programs have resumed after the pause, arising due to the protests in Nigeria. Tekedia Live  Wed | 11am – 12noon | Paystack $1,300 Revenue and YC; General – Ndubuisi Ekekwe | Zoom link Fri | 7pm-8pm | Global Contracting – Adebayo Adeleke, […]

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The Legends of Money

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Now you understand why KKR and Apollo are peerless in the world of private equity business. They shared data with the SEC and the world got a window into the the most exclusive club in this world. A $1 billion investment in Apollo, on formation, would be worth $32 Trillion (with T) today. Source.

The SEC was shown a version of Apollo’s annual report which said it had generated an annual IRR of 39.0% over the past 30 years. At that rate, a $1 billion investment would be worth $20 TRILLION over 30 years or roughly the GDP of the US.

The SEC was also shown a of KKR’s annual report, which said it had generated an annual IRR of 25.6% over the past 45 years. At that rate, a $1 billion investment would be worth $32 TRILLION over 45 years or almost half of the GDP of planet earth.

Update: apologies that I did not give the meaning of IRR. IRR means an internal rate of returns. Think of it as an annual rate of growth and investment generated.