Our Story
From Corporate Burnout to Real Education
We weren't always educators. Marcus spent eight
years in Big Four accounting, watching clients
nod along during presentations but never
actually implementing anything. Raymond managed
finance for a manufacturing company where the
owner couldn't explain why profitable quarters
still left them cash-strapped.
The breaking point came at a networking event in
late 2017. A restaurant owner mentioned she'd
paid for three different business courses but
still couldn't figure out her actual profit
margins. That conversation happened six more
times that evening.
So we quit our jobs. Probably not the smartest
move financially, but we couldn't shake the
feeling that something needed to change.
Business education in Taiwan focused too much on
theory and not enough on the spreadsheets people
actually open on Monday mornings.
2018
Launched first workshop series in a rented
community center. Seventeen people showed
up. We taught them to build profitability
models using tools they already had.
2020
Moved everything online during lockdowns.
Discovered our teaching actually worked
better digitally because students could
follow along with their own data in real
time.
2023
Partnered with Taiwan Business Association
to create certification program. Now our
graduates have credentials that mean
something beyond just attendance
certificates.
2025
Expanded curriculum to cover scenario
planning and forecast modeling. Teaching
has become more conversation than lecture,
which is exactly what we wanted.