As financial controllers and accounting departments continue to navigate the new year, these finance leaders are already preparing for the next budgeting season. In order to overcome any unforeseen challenges, financial controllers are prioritizing best practices and practical insights that will allow them to not only overcome the unknown, but to thrive.
Main focuses for the financial controller function will be on zero-based budgeting, exploring critical scenarios, automating manual processes, and streamlining core accounting operations. It is also imperative for finance teams to work hand-in-hand with other teams, such as IT, to help guide the planning process for a successful year.
At this Argyle Finance Controller Leadership Forum on March 21, 2024, you will hear from top minds in finance who are facing, and overcoming, common challenges within the finance function. These resilient leaders will address core topics, including:
As the year comes to a close, CFOs and their finance teams have already been preparing for 2024. Top priorities for finance are being rearranged, with more responsibility being placed on the financial controller and the accounting department. Therefore, the financial controller role will continue to evolve to report critical metrics, emphasize value drivers, improve capital allocation decisions, and increase investment performance.
In this opening keynote presentation, you will learn:
Global Controller
As the role of CFOs continues to evolve, so does the role of financial controllers. Experienced controllers are moving towards executive-level responsibilities and are more essential to the entire finance function than ever before. The standard controller duties such as accounting oversight, forecasting, and streamlining processes, will expand to include more business administration, FP&A, and technology focused initiatives. This in turn will further evolve the position of financial controllers to encompass duties that teeter on the edge of responsibilities overseen by CFOs.
Attend this keynote presentation and learn how to:
Vice President, Advisory Services and Finance Transformation Practice
Chief Financial Officer
Financial Controller
Resiliency and risk management remain top priorities for organizations, and financial controllers have been forced to rethink how they work. This means heightening risk management efforts to identify potential cyber and financial threats that would devastate an organization and understanding the financial repercussions of these dangers. Alongside their CFO, financial controllers must ensure they are well prepared for any future disruption and build resilience within the finance department.
Join this panel discussion to learn:
Finance Controller - North LATAM
It is no secret that digital transformation and automation are top of mind for organizations, especially those looking to update their outdated finance processes. With the implementation of new automation technologies, financial controllers are able to update their processes and procedures to be more efficient and impactful. Traditional accounting and finance operations are often manual, tedious, and time consuming, but that can all change with a successful digital transformation implementation.
Join this panel discussion and learn how to:
Vice President, Advisory Services and Finance Transformation Practice
Co-Founder and Partner
Former Vice President
Field of Study:Finance
Level:Overview
Prerequisite:None
Advance Preparation:None required
Delivery Method:Group Internet Based
Recommended CPE Credit(s):2
Event Inquiries: For inquiries as well as complaints concerning this event, you are welcome to send an email message to [email protected].
Please note that only those who attend the live event will have the opportunity to earn continuing professional education (CPE) credit in connection with this event. Because there is no charge to register for this event, there are no refunds following registration for this event.
To be eligible to earn one CPE credit during each session that offers attendees the opportunity to earn CPE credit, you must answer at least three polling questions while attending the session for a minimum of 50 minutes.
Argyle Executive Forum is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accounting (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit. Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be submitted to the National Registry of CPE Sponsors through its website: www.nasbaregistry.org
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