Business Due Diligence
Course Overview
This intensive course focuses on applying the principles and practices of the CRAWL(TM) methodology (Communicate, Research, Analyze, Write, and Listen) to due diligence investigations. Participants will develop a mindset-first approach, initiating the client intake process and framing their investigations using Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) and the CRAWL(TM) method. Learners will explore various types of due diligence investigations, including competitive, investigative, and intelligence-driven cases.
The course will also cover strategic reasons for hiring consultants, essential preparatory steps for successful investigations, and prepping for different analytical report styles. Students will leave this course with the ability to apply critical thinking, analysis and report writing skills to in a business due diligence setting.
Accredited training for industry professionals
Course Objectives:
Frame due diligence investigations using CRAWL(TM)
Evaluate business relationships & roles
Identify & analyze business types and structures
Understand the use of nonprofits in business
Explain business structure & understand business ecosystems
Understand investigative targets' connections
Utilize industry resources effectively