Cash, American Express, Mastercard, & Visa.
Will Call is located at the Box Office.
Box Office Telephone: 323-468-1770
The Pantages Box Office opens daily at 10am. NO ONE UNDER THE AGE OF 5 ADMITTED
There is no elevator in the Pantages Theatre. Disabled seating is reserved for the exclusive use of the disabled patron and their companion. The purchase or use of disabled seating locations by non-disabled individuals is strictly prohibited and may result in ejection and/or forfeiture of the ticket price.
Save the date... to Save September!
As we progress through the what was already a crazy year, we wanted to bring the community together to show we are back and stronger than ever! This new event will help Neopolitans see and taste their city in a whole new light.
Save September is a month-long restaurant-based event which gives the diner an opportunity to benefit from multiple dine in and takeout experiences, with tailored takeout menus while receiving gift cards to return to your establishment.
Save September is aimed to do 3 very important things:
1. Save local hospitality from the pitfall known as September
2. Encourage food enthusiasts to save at their favorite local hotspots
3. Give back to our hospitality professionals and other businesses affected by COVID-19
September is all about Taking-out, Dining-in and Giving back!
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For more information about this event, check out our Facebook: @SaveSeptemberSWFL
Do you know about the Temenggongs' roles in the development of the ports and roads in Singapore?
My Telok Blangah heritage tour traces the 700-year history of Singapore as a prosperous port city at the southern tip of Peninsula Malaysia, from a trading emporium founded by the legendary Sang Nila Utama in 1299, to a pirate-infested free port established by Sir Stamford Raffles in 1819 and a modern metropolis in the 21st century.
The tour features an array of national monuments and historical sites including Masjid Temenggong Daeng Ibrahim, Radin Mas Ayu, Keramat Bukit Kasita and Church of St Teresa.
Level of Difficulty: 2.0/5
Who should come?
Everyone is welcome to participate in this tour!
However, this heritage tour requires participants to walk for four hours long and trek some uneven terrain.
We do not recommend young children, people with disabilities and unfit individuals to participate in this tour.
Duration & Meeting Place
Approximate Duration: 4 hours (8.30am to 12.30pm)
Language: English
Please arrive at Harbourfront MRT Station (EXIT D - Street Level) 15 minutes before 8.30am. The tour guides will be wearing red coloured T-shirts with a conspicuous "Guide" at the back of the shirt.
The tour will proceed rain or shine. We have never cancelled our tours in the past 10 years, except for LKY.
The tour will end at Kampong Silat, a stone's throw from Outram Park MRT Station.
What to bring?
Wear covered hiking shoes for a 4 hour long walk.
There is a strict dresscode for the tour: Bring along a scarf, shorts/pants should cover knees, and do not bring cigarettes and meat products with you.
Bring along your headphones (compatible with headphone jack). These headphones are harmful to our environment and we are levying S$2 per headphone to encourage all participants to bring theirs.
Bring along insect repellent, EZ-Link card, a bottle of water and an umbrella
Asthmatic individuals are encouraged to bring their inhaler.
Disclaimer
By agreeing to participate in the tour, every participant will be responsible for any injury, loss of damage due to careIessness of other actions on his/her part or that of children under his/her charge.
It is compulsory for a parent/guardian to accompany any child of or under the age of 12. children under his/her charge.
For updates:
Visit www.facebook.com/mybukitmerah or www.mycommunity.org.sg for updates.
Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover & Cash.
Will Call begins 2 1/2 hours prior to event.
615-565-4200. Fax is 615-565-4212. For CMA Festival Info, please call 1-800-CMAFEST
8:30AM - 5:00PM Monday - Friday.
This is an accessible venue: All Patrons in Wheelchairs Must Purchase Accessible Seating. For CMA Music Festival: Please contact CMA at 800-262-3378 for accessible seats.
Cash, Visa, Mastercard, Discover, & American Express
Location : The will call window at the Amway Center box office is located on Church Street. To pick up tickets, you must have a valid photo ID. Opens : Will Call hours of operation are Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and three (3) hours prior to any event.
Venue Information : (407)440-7900 Groups Sales : Amway Center events: 407.440.7900 Orlando Magic games: 407.896.2442, select "2". Minimum # of person : Varies by event
In Advance: The Amway Center box office hours of operation are Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Summer and Holiday hours may vary.
Wheelchair accessible and companion seats are available at locations dispersed throughout Amway Center, offering guests the choice of an array of prices, amenities and lines of sight. Seating locations vary depending on particular events. It is important to indicate when buying tickets if you require wheelchair accessible seating. Service animals are animals individually trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability. Guests with disabilities are welcome to bring their service animals inside the Amway Center. Service animals may not use additional seats unless a ticket has been purchased for the adjacent seat, but may request accessible seating. Elevators : The Amway Center has fourteen (14) accessible public elavators available for all guests. Parking : Convenient accessible parking is located in the GEICO Garage, which is adjacent to the Amway Center and accessible via the pedestrian bridge on the Terrace Level (Level 3). Additional accessible parking is located in lot 9. There are also accessible parking spaces in surface lots and garages in the area surrounding the Amway Center. Visit amwaycenter.com for more information. Entrance : The Amway Center's main entrance is at the middle block of Church Street between Hughey Avenue and Division Avenue. Accessible entry is also available via the pedestrian bridge on the Terrace Level (Level 3).
Cash, American Express, Mastercard, & Visa.
Will Call is located at the Box Office.
Box Office Telephone: 323-468-1770
The Pantages Box Office opens daily at 10am. NO ONE UNDER THE AGE OF 5 ADMITTED
There is no elevator in the Pantages Theatre. Disabled seating is reserved for the exclusive use of the disabled patron and their companion. The purchase or use of disabled seating locations by non-disabled individuals is strictly prohibited and may result in ejection and/or forfeiture of the ticket price.
The Box Office accepts MasterCard, Visa, Discover, American Express, and Cash.
Box Office Phone Number: (313) 471-7929
The Xfinity Box Office at Little Caesars Arena is open Monday thru Friday, from 11:00am to 5:30pm, and also on Event Days from 11:00am until Intermission.
Course Description:Marketing has changed dramatically over the last decade. Marketing is all about communicating, and the Internet has completely changed the way people communicate. The Internet is a marketer”s dream come true, especially with Social Media, as you have a low cost marketing tool that can reach a large audience.
Internet Marketing Fundamentals will provide your participants with a great set of skills to market your business online. Content is the king of Internet marketing, and your participants will need to know how to utilize your great content. If you want your business to grow then your participants need to understand Internet Marketing Fundamentals.
Module One: SWOT Analysis in Marketing
● Strength
● Weaknesses
● Opportunities
● Threats
● Case Study
● Module One: Review Questions
Module Two: Marketing Research
● Consume All Media
● Finding the Right Price
● Product Development and Improvement
● Identify Your Target Audience
● Case Study
● Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: Real Time Marketing
● Dynamic Content
● Engagement Builds Followers
● Constant Readiness and Monitoring
● The Time the Place and the Media
● Case Study
● Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Brand Management
● Every Interaction Counts
● Consistent Through all Media
● Unique Qualities
● Needs to be Actively Managed
● Case Study
● Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: Social Media (I)
● You are Building a Community
● A Personal Touch
● Brand Champions
● Make it Easy to Share
● Case Study
● Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: SEO Basics
● Relevant and Original Content
● Keywords
● Value Proposition
● Linking
● Case Study
● Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: Social Media (II)
● Content is King
● Blog and Interact
● Webinars
● Constant Monitoring
● Case Study
● Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Website Characteristics
● SEO Optimization
● Landing Page
● Analytics
● Mobile and Tablet Friendly
● Case Study
● Module Eight: Review Questions
Module Nine: Capturing Leads
● Lead Management and Generation
● Give Something Away
● Quality vs. Quantity
● Capture Repeat Customers
● Case Study
● Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: Campaign Characteristics
● Tailored for Your Audience
● Use Powerful Words
● The 4 W’s of a Campaign
● Monitor and Tweak
● Case Study
● Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Wrapping Up
● Words from the Wise
● Review of Parking Lot
● Lessons Learned
● Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations
Learning Objectives:
After completing this course, Individuals will be able to demonstrate their understanding of:
● SWOT Analysis in Marketing
● Marketing Research
● Real Time Marketing
● Brand Management
● Social Media (I)
● SEO Basics
● Social Media (II)
● Website Characteristics
● Capturing Leads
● Campaign Characteristics
Certification
Once after the training you receive course completion certificate from Mangates
Who Can Attend?
Anybody who is interested in learning Internet Marketing Fundamentals Skills
Course Description:
Our financial modelling course provides a sound understanding of both the principles of financial modelling and the practical application of these to real-world situations by using Excel to build financial models.
The course builds upon the financial modelling principles and practices learned, to apply these to company or project valuations. In this, participants improve their mastery of valuation principles and concepts, and learn how to apply these in real-life situations.
Finally, participants will receive training in how to both detect and prevent errors from occurring.
Excel is the tool of choice for most financial modellers so before we start building financial models, it’s critical that we have a good understanding of the key functions and tools in Excel that can help us build models that are robust, easy-to-use, and flexible.
Here are just some of the areas we cover in our in-depth, hands-on workshop:
● Working with large data sets
● Summarising and aggregating data
● Extracting data that matches criteria using flexible formulas
● Error handling
● Ways of improving structure
● Techniques for keeping formulas consistent yet flexible
● Combining and splitting cells according to the content they contain
● Advanced techniques for creating automatically expanding charts and ranges
● Introduction to macros & when to use these
● We then apply and practise these functions during the remainder of the course.
Course Topics:
Bring Your Models!
Everyone’s models are different. As such, participants are encouraged to bring along their own financial models to obtain assistance, ideas, guidance and suggestions from the trainer in private.This is a key step in applying the concepts learned on the course to improve real-life models so please take the opportunity to draw on the trainer’s experience and expertise!
COURSE OUTLINE
Course Overview, Objectives & Introductory Concepts
● Financial modelling concepts: Aims, design, structure and development
● Corporate finance and valuation concepts
● Introductory Concepts
● Cash vs Profit
● Time Value of Money
● Cost of Capital
● Risk, return & value
● Scenario Analysis
Financial Forecasting & Analysis
● Common difficulties, problems and limitations with financial analysis
● Defining the decision
● Availability of information
● Defining model scope
● Knowing the limitations of financial analysis
● Information overload
● Financial Forecasting
● What is it?
● Steps involved
● Best practices & financial modelling standards
Financial Decision Making & Evaluation
● Common financial / investment decisions
● Understanding the Time Value of Money concept
● Understanding Discounted Cash Flows
● Evaluation of different methodologies (including NPV, IRR, Payback Period)
● Introduction to valuation concepts including NPV
● Identifying & dealing with IRR difficulties
Valuation tools and methodologies
● Reviewing valuation concepts
● Valuation methodologies (including evaluation of different methodologies)
● Dealing with common valuation issues
● Compare & contrast alternative valuation methods to know when to apply each
Discounted Cash flow
● Overview of DCF methodology
● The role of Cash Flow Forecasts
● Cost of Capital
Ratios and Key Performance Metrics
● Performing a Ratio Analysis
● Understanding Profitability Ratios
● Interpreting Liquidity and Solvency Ratios
Financial Modelling & Forecasting in Excel
● Overview & Objectives
● Defining the scope of your model
● Objectives: What are the aims of the model?
● Understanding model limitations
● Development and structuring
● Planning the financial model
● Ensuring the model structure matches the objectives
● Incorporating best practice techniques into your models
● Compare a selection of best practice guidelines/standards
Structuring the Cash Flow Model
● Setting Up the Work Book & structure
● Time scale
● Separate business areas
● Timing and frequency formats
● Data Sources
● Managing the Input Section
● Building the Calculation Section
● Building the C/Flow Forecast
● Line by line build-up of cash flows
● Cap Ex and Op Ex
● Presenting Model Outputs
● Key Financials
● Summary of model data
● Dashboards & Graphs
● Valuations & terminal values
Integrated 3-way Financial Models
● Balance sheet, Income statement, cash flow
● Dealing with interest circularity
● Using ratios to produce financial forecasts
● Debugging a 3-way model
Debt and Capital Structuring
● Typical Bank Covenants & Ratios
● The Importance of Capital Management
● Why it is important (cost of debt vs equity)
● Defining your optimal capital structure
● The Effect of Capital Structure
● Understanding its effects on risk
Sensitivities & Scenario Management
● Sensitivity
● Identifying key variables for sensitivity
● Building in sensitivities
● Displaying the results of sensitivity analysis
● Scenarios
● How to run multiple sets of inputs through a single calculation engine
● Building, managing and extending a scenario manager that is far better than Excel’s
● Introduction to Monte Carlo simulation: how to apply these techniques in practical ways to real-life financial models
Best Practice Reporting, Review and Presentation
● Checking outputs for consistency
● Techniques for building checks & balances
● Model audit & review
● Automated spreadsheet auditing software tools: role, purpose & limitations, demonstration
● Documentation
● Use of financial modelling software: when is it useful or not useful?
Course Features:
What you get from this course:
Understand how Power BI builds on the functionality of Excel’s native tools, such as PivotTables, slicers and key analytical functions.
Be able to import data from a variety of electronic sources and relate them quickly to deliver key information in minutes not weeks.
Utilise best practice database design, realising the power of the Data Model by using LOOKUP lists and efficient database design.
Provides an introduction to Power BI’s Data Analysis Expressions (DAX) language
Certification:
Once after the training you receive course completion certificate from Mangates
Who Can Attend?
Pre-requisites
Although not mandatory, attendees will get a lot more out this course if they complete some online training in Excel functions before attending.
Who should attend?
● Business & Finance Analysts
● Finance Managers
● Investment Managers
● Investment Analysts
● CFO’s
● Financial Modellers
● Project Managers
● Project Accountants
● Investment & Corporate Bankers
● Corporate Finance Managers
● Finance Professionals
● Accountants