Business simulations that improve business acumen.

Our courses combine classroom discussions with computerized business simulations, allowing your key staff to improve business decision-making, financial acumen, and leadership skills in a risk-free environment.

Choose one of our ready to run industry courses or find out how we can customize a course to meet your specific needs.

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The Benefits of Business Simulations

Our courses strive to enhance business decision-making and drive improved business performance.
To accomplish this, each course focuses on a minimum of four key learning objectives addressing both left and right-brain thinking.

  1. Improve Business Acumen

    • Understand the “whole” business and see the big picture (eliminate silo-thinking)
    • Develop cross-functional decision-making skills
    • Recognize the impact of actions on company performance (intended and unintended consequences)

  2. Practice Strategic Thinking And Business Planning

    • Engage in Strategic conversations
    • Identify long term strategy, focus, differentiation, and positioning
    • Develop business plans that are aligned with company Mission and Objectives

  1. Increase Financial Understanding and Confidence

    • Increase financial acumen
    • Interpret financial statements
    • Analyze quantitative data
    • Interpret key performance indicators (KPIs)

  2. Build Leadership and Teamwork

    • Transform managers into leaders
    • Improve group decision-making
    • Enhance team dynamics

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Our clients have chosen PriSim’s Business Simulations to build the business acumen of their decisions makers. Hear what they have to say:

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Happening Now at PriSim Business Simulations

We’re always trying to improve our simulations and our skills as we develop our clients’ business decision makers. Below are some of the interesting news and developments we’ve been working on recently.

Q1 2022

Running the 5th Selective Insurance College Competition in February, 2022, a four-week, online competition in which team from 6 top US colleges with insurance programs will compete in a business simulation where they functioned as the management team running an insurance agency. Follow the competition here!

The 2022 GM Finance Business Challenge course at General Motors has begun. 10 teams will compete virtually in a business acumen development exercise spanning 9 weeks. The course will improve team performance and focus on real-world applications.

Upon conclusion of the competition, teams will present to Senior Management acting as “judges/investors” deciding whether they would invest money into the firms. The firm that gets the highest investment and the best financial performance will win the competition.

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“The AED Foundation has worked with PriSim Business War Games for several years now to bring AED members cutting-edge equipment distributor marketplace simulation events. Without exception, participants give the event their highest marks for both content and instruction. Attendees learn how their decisions impact other company departments, the dealer business as a whole, and the company’s competitiveness in the marketplace. It’s a great opportunity for company teambuilding as well, and the team competition in the event adds fun and excitement to the educational process. You will find that PriSim works very hard to make each event a special experience for those who attend. If you are looking for a truly unique, transformational learning experience for your employees, PriSim Business War Games is a ‘home run’.”
– Executive Director