GoFast.Finance/BC-MEDIUM-03: Project and Capex Controlling

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Project and Capex Controlling

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  • 9 Lessons

Structure business cases, track projects and run post audits that influence future investments.

📊 Investment clarity: Translate ideas into structured cases with clear cash flows and risks.

🤝 Governance support: Give steering groups and sponsors consistent, comparable project information.

🔄 Organizational learning: Use simple post audits so each wave of investments gets better.

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Who this is for

Project and capex controllers structuring business cases and tracking internal investments.

FP&A and finance managers reviewing investment portfolios and wanting stronger challenge and tracking.

Prerequisites

Knowledge: Comfort with basic discounted cash flow concepts and exposure to project or capex reviews.

Tools: Spreadsheet skills and access to project tracking data or capex registers.

Learning Outcomes

  1. Structure an internal projects and capex business case template.

  2. Model cash flows, scenarios and assumptions for investments.

  3. Track project status, spend, benefits, and health in execution.

  4. Design and run post audits that feed into future decisions.

CPE Information

  • Eligibility: currently not eligible

  • Watch time: about 2.25 hours

  • Total learning: about 4.5 hours

  • Estimated credits: 3.0

Contents

Module 1: Business cases and investment logic

Lesson 1: Framing projects and capex decisions
Lesson 2: Building core business case cash flows
Lesson 3: Scenarios, risks and decision options

Module 2: Tracking projects and portfolios

Lesson 4: Setting up project and capex tracking
Lesson 5: Running project performance reviews
Lesson 6: Portfolio and capital allocation basics

Module 3: Post audits and learning loops

Lesson 7: Designing lightweight post audit templates
Lesson 8: Running post audit review meetings
Lesson 9: Feeding lessons into future investments