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Microsoft Excel World Championship 2024 Agenda

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Microsoft Excel World Championship 2024 Agenda

🎉 Exciting News! The agenda for the highly anticipated Active Cell Training Camp is now live! 🗓️ Join the community from December 2-4 in Las Vegas for an exciting lineup of sessions designed to boost your Excel and financial modeling skills. 🏆

Agenda

This year’s camp is packed with insightful masterclasses led by industry experts, including the 3-time Microsoft Excel World Champion Andrew Ngai, Excel MVP, author, LinkedIn Learning instructor, and FMI Danielle Stein Fairhurst, Principal PM Manager responsible for the core MS Excel platform Joe Mcdaid, and many more.

From Financial Model Teardown to exploring Excel’s latest features, the diverse range of topics ensures there’s something for everyone. Whether you’re keen to streamline your workflows, enhance your modeling resilience, or simply want to be inspired by top-notch professionals, this training camp has it all.

And don’t miss the amazing Microsoft Excel World Championship events, featuring the Last Chance Qualification Round and the much-anticipated Finals at the HyperX Esports Arena! 🎮

Get ready for an unforgettable experience filled with learning, networking, and competition.

Buy your ticket today and get 10% off using my code.

Have fun in Vegas! 🥳

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Allen Hoffman
Allen Hoffman

Contributor, Excel TV

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