How CFOs can drive business decisions by interpreting data
Join your peers for drinks, canapés and in depth discussion at what has quickly become the most talked about FD evening debate series in the UK
FINANCIAL DIRECTOR is pleased to announce that leading members of the profession will take part in its next Evening With event taking place on 16 July at The Courthouse Hotel, London
Neil Morling, CFO of EC Harris; Adrienne Clarke, group financial controller at Countrywide; and Heidi Zee, managing partner at Frontera will join Financial Director next month to explain how insights and information hidden in data help organisations make better decisions in a more efficient and effective manner.
Talking points will include:
• Opening the door: How the finance function is integral to collating important data, and interpreting it
• The Cloud: What are the benefits of using cloud-based systems for data management, and answering the security issue
• Devolving finance: How decision-making can be improved throughout the business with better use of data analysis
• Unique insight from Financial Director’s panel, including the views of an experienced CFO
• Small is beautiful: How companies outside of the biggest multi-nationals can now take advantage of sophisticated business intelligence tools
Agenda:
• 18:30 – 19:00 Registration and drinks reception
• 19:00 – 19:05 Welcome address from Financial Director
• 19:05 – 20:00 45 minute panel discussion hosted by FD editorial member to be followed by Q&A session
• 20:00 – 20:45 Drinks for further networking
To book your place at this free to attend event click here. You must be the FD of a company with more than 200 employees to attend.
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