Built by Financial Data Experts

Seven years ago, we started quivalorix because too many bright people were struggling with financial data interpretation. We've been teaching practical skills that actually matter in Australian businesses ever since.

Why quivalorix Exists

Back in 2018, I was consulting for mid-sized businesses across Victoria. Same problem kept coming up — smart people, good intentions, but they'd freeze when faced with complex financial reports. They'd make decisions based on gut feeling instead of the data sitting right in front of them.

So we started small. Weekend workshops in Ballarat. Teaching people how to actually read balance sheets, spot trends in cash flow data, understand what their financial metrics were really saying about business health.

Those weekend sessions turned into something bigger. We realized there was a genuine need for practical, no-nonsense financial data education. Not theory — real skills you can use Monday morning.

Financial data analysis workshop session

Meet Your Instructors

Marcus Chen

Senior Financial Analytics Instructor

Fifteen years in corporate finance before joining quivalorix. Marcus has this gift for breaking down complex financial models into digestible pieces. His background spans everything from mining companies to tech startups.

Teaching Approach

Uses real case studies from Australian businesses. No theoretical examples — just actual financial scenarios you'll recognize from your own work experience.

Data visualization techniques and methodologies

Interactive Learning Methods

Hands-On Practice Sessions

We don't lecture at you for three hours. Instead, you'll work through actual financial data sets, build your own analysis frameworks, and practice explaining findings to others.

Real World Focus

Every exercise uses anonymized data from actual Australian businesses. You'll recognize the patterns because you've probably seen them in your own workplace.

Riley Thompson

Data Visualization Specialist

Former business intelligence analyst who got tired of creating charts nobody understood. Riley teaches you how to present financial data so it actually influences decision-making.

Communication Skills

Half the battle is analysis. The other half is convincing people to act on what you've found. Riley focuses heavily on presentation and communication techniques.

How We Think About Teaching

Financial data interpretation isn't just about formulas and ratios. It's about building confidence to trust what the numbers are telling you, even when it contradicts conventional wisdom.

Start With Why

Before diving into techniques, we spend time understanding why you need these skills. What decisions are you trying to make? What problems are you solving? Context matters more than formulas.

Practice With Purpose

Each exercise connects to real workplace scenarios. You're not just calculating ratios — you're diagnosing business health, identifying opportunities, spotting potential problems before they become critical.

Build Your Own Framework

We teach principles, not rigid processes. By the end of our programs, you'll have developed your own systematic approach to financial analysis that fits your specific industry and role.

Small Groups Only

Maximum twelve people per session. This isn't about efficiency — it's about making sure everyone gets individual attention and can ask questions specific to their situation.

Small group financial data workshop in progress