How finance can take the lead in business transformation
Businesses are re-inventing themselves as highly responsive, customer-centric, technology-driven organizations which effects every role in the organization, including the CFO.
Among the many hats they wear on a daily basis, CFOs continue to ensure that there are no compromises in compliance, provide transparency across all metrics to support a company’s regular financial performance and operations while safeguarding the organization’ s trust and reputation.
In today’s climate, the traditional CFO remains vital to maintaining business integrity. However, to support ongoing business transformation, the CFO role must evolve from fiduciary to visionary. Instead of challenging change, they must lead it and they are in the best position to do so.
Join us for “Beyond the Numbers: The CFO as an Agent of Change,” where our panel of experts will share insights on navigating the evolving role of CFOs leading business transformation.
Learning Objectives:
In this session you will learn:
- How to determine the right balance between sustaining existing business operations and introducing new initiatives
- How an organization combats the biggest barrier to change to enable innovation in an existing culture
- What the trade-offs are between build, buy, or partner strategies
- How CFOs can leverage data as a strategic asset to drive change
Speakers
- Moderator: Christopher Helmrath, Managing Director, SC&H Capital
- Jim Russell, CFO/ COO, North American Millwright
- Walt Starr, VP Finance, Net Craftsman
- Lynn Wilkinson, CFO, The Arc Northern Chesapeake Region
