Making the Business Case

On 10 September 2010 6 November 2011 5 Comments

A trip to Leeds is always welcome when it’s St Gemma’s Hospice I’m heading to. It’s a wonderful venue doing great work. Making the Business Case is always oversubscribed when run through Finance Skills Development and this day was no exception.

Comments on the evaluation forms included:

“Would recommend this course to colleagues. Very well organised, flowed well and was very professional (with a hint of humour!)”
“Superb focussed training. Thank you.”
“Excellently delivered. Made what could be a dry subject interesting. The time flew! Really enjoyed the day.”
“Another excellent course by David.”
“Making the Business Case is the second study event I have taken with David Bailey and FSD. Both days have provided real tools that are useful in real work situations. Excellent delivery and content… Thank you!” – Associate Director
“Great. Will recommend this when I go back to trust.”

5 Comments for “Making the Business Case”

Louise Gibbons

says:

A colleague attended your course in Aug of this year and has advice i attend your next one, could you please advice when you next intend to run this in the South Yorkshire area.

davidbaileyfcca

says:

Hi Louise I’m running another Making the Business case near Hull on 13 October 2010 at the Cave Castle Hotel. Bookings are made online at http://www.fsdnetwork.com and I suspect that it’s already been full for quite some time – there tends to be a big waiting list. I can always run one in-house if you have other colleagues who would be interested?

Louise Gibbons

says:

Hi David the 13th October wasn’t listed as i have been looking. With regards to doing in-house what would it cost and what numbers would you need?

please email direct if possible.

many thanks

louise

Katherine Jones

says:

Please can you let me know when I can apply for the next course Making the Business Case on 7 September in Wakefield?

Thanks

davidbaileyfcca

says:

Bookings are all made online at the Finance Skills Development Web site http://www.fsdnetwork.com
Bookings open and are available on the Web site approximately two months before the event.

If you have any queries, please contact Fiona Wieland at fiona.wieland@hdft.nhs.uk as she organises all the Yorkshire and the Humber open events I run.

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Jamie on “David is an exceptional trainer. His Making the Business Case is worth the time investment. He is logical, convincing, authentic and an expert in the subject.” – Making the Business Case – NottinghamThank you David for making the "Making the Business Case" training informative and structured. I really enjoyed this course and I have already started using knowledge from your training in my day to day role. Thank you
Jeff on The Budget Holder’s Survival GuideGreat course in Derby. I go to a lot of these sorts of training sessions. This session wasn't remotely dry despite the subject matter. Kept us engaged and interested throughout. Very informative, very well facilitated. Will be recommending to others.
Lynda Furness on ”Great interactive course. Simple to understand and relevant.” – Report Writing – NottinghamDavid Thank you for a great day on report writing course
Suzanne Taylor on “Yet another excellent course. Very informative and practical.” – Making the Business Case – CambridgeNHS budget holders guide, delivered in an easy to understand way, with humour thrown in for good measure.
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Mohamed Amin on “Yet another excellent course. Very informative and practical.” – Making the Business Case – CambridgeDear David, Thank you for yet another thought stimulating course. I was very impressed by your approach on the course last year, hence attended again. Your analytical skills and the way you teach them are highly appreciated. I have never ever been taught (including on my MBA), how to do a SWOT analysis in the way you taught us on the course.
Onika Patrick-Redhead on “Yet another excellent course. Very informative and practical.” – Making the Business Case – CambridgeNot only did I value the course I felt that David really connected and delivered a fantastic session, it was detailed and informative. I would recommend his course. Step by step on how to do an efficient business case.
Peter Orisadare on “A fabulously humorous way of presenting what has always been a daunting subject with a very important underlying message about using the taxpayer’s money wisely – thoroughly enjoyed and very useful.” – The NHS Budget Holder’s Survival Guide – CambridgeIt was exciting and informative. Thank you

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