Why Study Warren Buffett?
Why should investors study Warren Buffett?
This course is an introductory look into the principles and practical methods used by the world’s greatest investor, C.E.O., chairman, director, philanthropist and educator.
Through 12, in-depth sessions you will explore the extraordinary life of a financial, management, business, and charitable legend.
Learn how he took $100 turned it into a multi-billion dollar fortune without ever starting his own business, taking an enormous salary, or issuing management stock options.
Buffett's Management Style
Gain insights into his unique and uncommon management style. Understand how Buffett created a world-class board of directors. Explore fascinating aspects of his life, character, reputation. and ethics.
Valuation & Pitch
A simple yet effective business valuation method will be revealed that was taught to him by his graduate school professor using very simple math skills. See how this technique has been successfully used in his five-decade long acquisitions that have built Berkshire Hathaway into one of the largest and most profitable global enterprises.
Learn how his vast fortune is thoughtfully distributed to those less fortunate. Hear from former course graduates who pitched an investment idea as part of the final examination and Investment Challenge Contest.
Summit Series
Registered attendees for this course may also attend the Summit Series. This series explores more in-depth the various Genius of Buffett topics, like Corporate Values and the Value Investor Conference after the spring event.
More information here: valueinvestorconference.com
Contact Us
Melanie Krings, Director
100 Mammel Hall
6708 Pine St.
Omaha, NE 68182
Phone: 402.554.2448
Email: mdkrings@unomaha.edu
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