Join our live sessions where Taiwan business owners share real experiences managing budgets, forecasting expenses, and keeping businesses sustainable through economic changes. No theory lectures—just practical conversations.
Reserve Your SpotWe run small group sessions—usually 20 to 30 participants—because it allows for actual discussion. People ask questions about their specific situations, and we work through them together.
Keiran Thorne walks through the system he built for his import business. It's not fancy software—just a clear method for predicting what you'll need three months out. We'll look at his actual numbers from 2024.
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How much reserve cash do you really need? Depends on your client payment cycles and fixed costs. We'll break down different scenarios and you can figure out what applies to your situation.
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Most accounting categories don't match how you actually spend money. This session focuses on creating a structure that helps you make decisions instead of just tracking what already happened.
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Keiran ran an import business in Taipei for 12 years before he started teaching what he learned about cash management. He's joined by Linnea and Sable, who both work with small businesses here in Taiwan on budget planning.
They don't come from academic backgrounds. Linnea spent eight years managing operations for a design studio. Sable worked in restaurant finance before moving into consulting. They understand the specific challenges of managing cash flow in Taiwan's business environment.
These recordings from earlier in 2025 cover topics that participants found useful. The discussions aren't scripted—you'll hear actual questions and the way we worked through them.