“Future CFO: Driving resilience and value in an evolved role”
Right at the beginning of the year, CFOs were hoping for some respite from a rather long period of hardship. Not only things were easing on the pandemic front but there was some evidence to support growth. Unfortunately, as we head into the new fiscal, the scenario has drastically changed again. The global marketplace is dramatically impacted by a host of notable risk drivers triggering significant levels of uncertainties making it extremely difficult for the think tank of any organization to anticipate what lies ahead.
Right at the beginning of the year, CFOs were hoping for some respite from a rather long period of hardship. Not only things were easing on the pandemic front but there was some evidence to support growth. Unfortunately, as we head into the new fiscal, the scenario has drastically changed again. The global marketplace is dramatically impacted by a host of notable risk drivers triggering significant levels of uncertainties making it extremely difficult for the think tank of any organization to anticipate what lies ahead.
As no one is immune to uncertainty, C-suites and boards need to be vigilant in scanning the horizon for emerging issues. Because it is impossible to anticipate everything of significance that lies in the future, organization’s must focus on building trust-based, resilient cultures that can pivot at the speed of change.
The 15th edition of CFO Engage in Hyderabad aims to help CFOs leap-frog forward on their journeys to drive resilience and value in a new era of disruption by understanding what successful teams are building, buying and borrowing in the market.
