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We align training, consulting, and tech in finance as a lever for value creation by and for people

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Learning

Let's develop your financial skills

Training is not about transmitting content, but about providing the means to act.
The Learning division provides you with clarity, rigour, and autonomy. Our objective: to help you understand financial challenges so you can decide and act more effectively.

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Analytics

Let's decipher your figures for free, in one click

Your figures have more to say than you imagine.
The Analytics division transforms them into clear, visual, and actionable analyses: a deciphered balance sheet, a health score, and targeted recommendations. Allowing you to finally steer your business with clarity.

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Consulting

Let's make your next decisions together

Good decisions are not made alone.
The Consulting division supports you with your strategic decisions: diagnosis, valuation, business models, and planning. We provide concrete, well-founded, and sustainable advice, aligned with your challenges.

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Why choose Sagora?

Dedicated teaching team

Our team brings together professors and consultants who combine academic experience with expertise in consulting and business management, alongside experts from various backgrounds. This diversity allows us to deliver rigour, clarity, and directly actionable solutions.

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An integrated approach

At Sagora, we turn finance into a lever for value creation, focused on people. To implement this vision, we combine three key drivers:

  • Learning: gives you the keys to understand,
  • Analytics: provides you with the clarity needed to decide,
  • Consulting: supports you to act with impact.

This synergy ensures a coherent and sustainable approach, serving your ambitions.

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Proven methods

Each division relies on its own methodology with one shared objective: to transform financial complexity into levers for action.

  • Learning: interactive teaching to gain autonomy, understand, apply, and question,
  • Analytics: numbers translated into clear information, targeted and actionable recommendations,
  • Consulting: solid analysis, flexible modelling, discussions with management.
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