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Strengthening Forecasts from Assumptions to Approval

For Leaders Who Produce, Influence, or Approve Forecasts  

How mental filters, and subconscious processes shape how you build and review estimates

Whether you:

  • build forecasts yourself,

  • provide the assumptions behind them,

  • pressure-test your team’s projections,

  • or approve final numbers…

…you already know that precision is increasingly hard to achieve.

Markets shift faster. Execution environments change suddenly. Pressure is constant. Teams rely on limited visibility. And yet leaders must deliver:

  • credible budgets

  • strategic targets

  • realistic timelines

  • operational forecasts

  • financial projections

  • risk assessments

And here’s the hidden truth:

Forecasting precision depends less on data than on the perception behind the data.

What you, or your team, see, don’t see, overweight, or assume determines the accuracy more than any model.

This webinar gives you the tools to produce, influence, and challenge forecasts with far greater clarity and confidence

Register now to increase the precision of every forecast you produce, influence, or approve.

What We Actually Do

A 2-hour mental recalibration designed for leaders who can’t afford blind spots.

 

Even when complex models and spreadsheets are involved, the real drivers of a forecast are:

  • assumptions

  • attention patterns

  • mental shortcuts

  • invisible optimism or caution

  •  biases

  • framing of the problem

  • subconscious filters

In other words, the thinking that happens before numbers appear on a slide.

When you understand these internal processes, you can:

  • improve your own estimates,

  • ask sharper questions,

  • detect bias faster,

  • evaluate timelines more realistically,

  • and approve numbers with clearer insight into their strengths and weaknesses.

Register now to increase the precision of every forecast you produce, influence, or approve.

What makes this different from other forecasting trainings

This is not a technical forecasting workshop.
It is a cognitive precision lab.

You will not learn spreadsheets or statistical models.
You will learn how the mind constructs a forecast and how to intervene where accuracy is lost.

 

You will work with:

  • a real forecast

  • a resource estimate

  • a budget assumption

  • or a project projection

What makes this unique:

  • You learn how perception shapes the numbers before they ever reach Excel

  • You learn to detect distortions even in “reasonable” forecasts

  • You see how your own filters influence strategic assumptions

  • You gain tools to strengthen forecasts without needing more data

This is forecasting at the level of perception, clarity, and cognitive precision.

Register now to increase the precision of every forecast you produce, influence, or approve.

Who this webinar is designed for

This session is ideal for professionals who shape, influence, or approve forecasts:

  • C-level executives (CEO, CFO, COO, CRO)

  • Senior managers & department heads

  • Financial & investment professionals

  • Risk and strategy teams

  • Board members & committee chairs

  • Financial advisors and analysts

  • Planning, budgeting  teams

  • Consultants and analysts

  • Anyone providing assumptions for projections

If you produce any part of the forecast  or rely on forecasts produced by others —this is for you.

Register now to increase the precision of every forecast you produce, influence, or approve.

Why leaders join

Because C-level leaders and financial professionals want to:

✓ avoid costly forecasting errors
✓ challenge projections more effectively
✓ produce stronger assumptions
✓ reduce surprises
✓ see risks and opportunities earlier
✓ improve strategic foresight
✓ increase confidence in their planning and decisions

Register here

📅 Date: 15th January 2026

Time: 10 AM GMT+2

💻 Format: 2-hour live online session

💶 Fee: EUR49

🔒 Guarantee: 100% money-back if it doesn't deliver strong value

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