A financial professional and entrepreneur in Irvine, California, Darin Pastor has led the wealth-management company Capstone Affluent Strategies as principal and CEO since 2012. Looking to bolster his professional capabilities, Darin Pastor completed the Mergers and Acquisitions executive program at the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School.
Since its inception in 1881, Wharton has become one of the top destinations for executives seeking to enhance their business expertise and leadership capabilities. Every year, more than 9,000 professionals enroll in the school’s various executive education programs.
Suited for all manner of chief financial officers, financial directors, and analysts, the Mergers and Acquisitions certificate program provides an in-depth look at the complex world of these corporate transactions. Over the course of six days, participants gain an understanding of the various elements that contribute to successful M&As.
In addition, the program details the acquisition process and outlines key strategic elements such as due diligence and negotiation. Participants learn about these various topics not only by analyzing case studies, but also by engaging in simulations of actual M&A transactions. By the end of Wharton’s Mergers and Acquisitions program, finance executives emerge fully equipped with the knowledge they will need to facilitate effective M&As.
Since its inception in 1881, Wharton has become one of the top destinations for executives seeking to enhance their business expertise and leadership capabilities. Every year, more than 9,000 professionals enroll in the school’s various executive education programs.
Suited for all manner of chief financial officers, financial directors, and analysts, the Mergers and Acquisitions certificate program provides an in-depth look at the complex world of these corporate transactions. Over the course of six days, participants gain an understanding of the various elements that contribute to successful M&As.
In addition, the program details the acquisition process and outlines key strategic elements such as due diligence and negotiation. Participants learn about these various topics not only by analyzing case studies, but also by engaging in simulations of actual M&A transactions. By the end of Wharton’s Mergers and Acquisitions program, finance executives emerge fully equipped with the knowledge they will need to facilitate effective M&As.
