“Future CFO: Looking Beyond Recovery: Sustainable Value Creation Through Digital Innovation”
The history of black swan and shock events has shown that even in severe economic crisis, some Companies gain an advantage. Among large firms doing business during the pandemic, a sizeable number increased both sales growth and EBIT margin. The crisis not only resulted in countless temporary changes but also some long lasting ones. Besides work going remote, shopping, entertainment, and even medicine have gone online.
By now, most C-suite executives have led their companies to digitize at least some part of their business to protect employees and serve customers. Companies are rapidly deploying digital technologies to accelerate trends that were unfolding at a much slower pace before the crisis.
The history of black swan and shock events has shown that even in severe economic crisis, some Companies gain an advantage. Among large firms doing business during the pandemic, a sizeable number increased both sales growth and EBIT margin. The crisis not only resulted in countless temporary changes but also some long lasting ones. Besides work going remote, shopping, entertainment, and even medicine have gone online.
By now, most C-suite executives have led their companies to digitize at least some part of their business to protect employees and serve customers. Companies are rapidly deploying digital technologies to accelerate trends that were unfolding at a much slower pace before the crisis.
As the CEO's indispensable confidant, today’s CFO is at the forefront of an organization, assuming a more critical role that drives performance, sustainable growth, and revenue. Investing in exponential technology, aligning stakeholder needs with investments and managing a hybrid organization are high priorities for Finance leaders in Q4 and beyond 2022.
20+ Speakers | 200+ Attendees | 85% Senior Management | 150+ Companies
20+ Speakers | 200+ Attendees | 85% Senior Management | 150+ Companies
