The future function of the CFO - Webcast replay

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Chief financial officers have a privileged insight into every business unit and how they all interact with each other. This gives them a high level view into the opportunities that can be unlocked by information-led transformations and about how to drive them.

Today, CFOs are being asked to take new strategic roles in guiding the growth of the company and building the digital organization. But there are challenges; CFOs also find the finance function being disrupted by the accelerating pace of technology change, new market pressures, and workforce shifts. How can CFOs lead disruption -- and avoid being disrupted?

Attend this webinar as we cover the following topics:

  • How familiar roles of finance will change
  • How CFOs must change their thinking and find opportunities
  • Which technologies will have the most impact on finance -- and in turn the organization -- and how chief financial officers will quickly leverage them
  • What new skill sets will be needed

Speaker

Becker Archerd, Program Lead, Private Client Services Finance Effectiveness Advisory, PwC

Moderator

Joe Fleischer, Editorial Director, Finance Channel, Argyle Executive Forum

Original air date: June 28, 2019

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Contact

Please email Mary Chidiac if you have any questions. 

CPE credits

NOTE: CPE was awarded for participation in the live event on June 28, 2019. This is now a recording. Viewing this recording does not qualify for CPE.


Please note that CPE credit can only be given to individuals who remain logged into the live webcast and respond to the polling questions provided during the webcast. If you are viewing this webcast in a group, everyone in the group can receive CPE Credit. Also, those who dial in via telephone are NOT eligible for CPE credit. Please note that this is a NASBA (not PwC) requirement.

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