CFO Executive Sit-Down
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Economic growth will slow for the rest of this year which means that CFOs and their finance teams will be expected to deliver strong results with even tighter budgets to spend in key areas such as technology and staffing.
Enterprises are operating in a highly volatile global economy with CFOs under pressure to strike a good balance between innovating to provide efficiencies and finding savings to help deal with a slowing economy.
Join Sit-Down’s Director of Research and Production, Byron Connolly; and SAP Concur’s ANZ Managing Director, Jonathan Beeby for this exclusive, invitation-only roundtable, ‘Your role as a CFO in a slowing economy.’
Join CFOs and finance leaders for a discussion on:
- The digital solutions you are investing in right now that are helping to streamline and automate your finance operations in an inflationary economy.
- How your relationship with CIOs and senior technology leaders has evolved in recent times as technology becomes more pervasive across your organisation.
- How you are using data across your organisation to augment decision-making.
- The sustainability programs that are underway or planned at your organisation and the impact they will have on the way you are perceived by your customers in the future.
- How you are attracting and retaining the right talent in your finance team in an ultra-competitive job market where employees are demanding more flexible work environments.
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About Vincent
Vincent is leading Anaplan APAC’s Strategy team since 2019, focusing on driving the company’s revenue hypergrowth across the region and formulating & creating value for its largest customers. He is based in Asia since 2004...See more
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About Harrison
Harrison is a multi-faceted IT professional at Informatica, with a specialist focus on Cloud Application Integration fitting within the Informatica IDMC unified platform offering. He resides in Sydney, Australia; and his focuses have predominately revolved around the sectors of Government, Education, Manufacturing, Healthcare, and Not-for-Profits.
Harrison is driven by looking at the wider outcomes achievable by a technology enhanced organisational strategy, whether that be operational efficiency or enabling innovation. This has seen him achieve outcomes for organisations including migration off legacy systems, cloud modernisation projects, and provision of new IT focused revenue channels.