Introduction

AD Tec’s partnership is involved in Finance and Strategy teaching at top universities in Mexico. On a routine basis, AD Tec offers quality seminars to professional groups interested in acquiring the basics of Financial Management and Project Finance. AD Tec can organize these seminars either off-site or on the premises of the Client group.

These seminars can vary in length and depth according to the target audience. A balanced mix of rigorous theoretical course work, case reviews and homework assignments make these seminars disciplined and thorough. The goal is to adapt them, real time, to ensure the participants take away significant value from them in terms of acquiring a mature perspective of modern Finance. A quantitative emphasis to problem solving is another key trait of these courses, adjusting for the students’ diverse mathematical backgrounds.

Why AD Tec for Finance Seminars?

Successful capital investment projects are founded on a thorough projection of the venture’s economics before funding and execution occurs. This is AD Tec’s bread and butter in the pre-development and pre-construction phases of all large scale projects in which the Firm provides its Project Management services. As a value add, AD Tec is oftentimes responsible for preparing the business plans and the associated financial projections for such capital projects. Over the years, the acquired know-how accumulated from this work has resulted in an extensive library of software and financial management applied resources that AD Tec shares with its students in the Finance Seminars. Additionally, the partner imparting these seminars is guest professor of Finance, International Finance and Strategy at recognized top universities in Mexico, such as Mexico City’s Universidad Panamericana (Dept. of Economics) and Laureate International Universities’ Universidad del Valle de Mexico (UVM). AD Tec’s seminars have also been imparted for corporations such as Cemex, and for the Mexican Chamber of the Construction Industry (CMIC) in the past.