Self-Taught Strategy Director I enrolled in the Strategy Finishing School with the idea of validating my knowledge and learning new ways to to think about strategy. This course has exceeded my expectations by far. Julian offers incredibly valuable content that other professionals are not brave or generous enough to share (very few people give away the secrets that help them succeed). I've never been lucky to have a mentor. Now I feel that have a great source of knowledge I can use as a reference, which also includes the academy's community. I especially love the section about insights. I've already applied some of the learnings with great success. This course is fantastic for junior and senior pros alike.

A Game-Changing Experience Enrolling in the Strategy Finishing School was a game-changer. It simplifies complex strategy concepts, offers practical exercises, and abundant resources. Perfect for strategists or those transitioning. Boosted my confidence significantly. A must for strategic growth!

Strategy finishing school prepared me… Strategy finishing school prepared me for a role in strategy coming from account. I learned valuable skills that I carry over into my day to day work along with now mentoring junior strategists. I would recommend theses classes to anyone interested within strategy.

A treasure trove of planning A treasure trove of planning. Follow a full program, taking you from novice to fully armed. Or dip in and out with exercises on absolutely every aspect of comms planning. Mutiple myths busted, insightful case studies and more - all brought to life by Julian with energy and kindness. Worth every penny.

A precious resource to help strategy being taken seriously. SFS is a never-ending source of inspiration and tools, that every strategist should draw fully from. Strategy, as a discipline within the creative industry, is too often misconceived or weakened by the inside due to lack of knowledge. Learning the basics, building up your method are also a way to give strategy the credit it deserves. We need to be serious about strategy if we want strategy to be taken seriously.